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Jiji merges with Cars45

MSME Africa by MSME Africa
June 29, 2021
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Jiji merges with Cars45
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Jiji, the largest online marketplace in Africa, has reached an agreement to merge operations with the leading used car sales platform Cars45, creating a new and leading pan-African car buying and selling business. 

Jiji, supported by Lemma. Group, and Cars45 today announced that both companies had reached an agreement, under which they will merge their operations in Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria.
The merger of operations promises a new level of trade experience for auto buyers and sellers across the three countries. Joining the Jiji family will allow Cars45 users to benefit from Jiji’s market-leading products in online classifieds. In turn, Cars45 brings a unique O2O car buying and selling service, where cars can safely be sold instantly to dealers or via a consumer marketplace to other consumers.

Together, users in the auto sector can expect a new level of convenience in buying and selling cars, combining online and offline capabilities.

Anton Volyansky, CEO and co-founder of Jiji, said: “We are looking forward to creating a new advanced experience for Cars45 users. Undoubtedly, our collaboration on future products and services will bring additional value to the consumers. For Jiji, it’s the first bold step into the transactional business model and an important foundation for building the future of the company.”

Vladimir Mnogoletniy, co-founder and board member of Jiji, commented: “The merger is the next logical step in Jiji development as the leading e-commerce platform on the continent. Our strategy implies moving further into transactional marketplace models and the Cars45 merger is an important step in its realization. We’re excited by the perspectives of the joint business and by the variety of additional options that both Jiji and Cars45 customers will have.”

Soumobroto Ganguly, CEO of Cars45, commented: “We are proud to have built a trusted buying and selling experience in autos. It makes sense to combine online and offline expertise. Merging with Jiji is aimed at creating a new kind of automotive retail experience for users in Africa. We are confident of jointly building an African Champion in the O2O Automotive Sector. Together we look forward to making transactions transparent and convenient for our customers, dealers, and franchisees across all our current and future markets.

Following the closing of the transaction, the operations of Cars45 and Jiji will merge to create a single organization that will offer unique services for car sellers, buyers, and dealers in Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria.

Jiji is a leading online marketplace in Africa. With operations across five countries, the platform attracts over 11 million unique users monthly that engage with over 3 million ads with a total value of over $10 billion. Jiji is currently among the most downloaded and highest-rated apps in African e-commerce.

Cars45 is the leading transactional car marketplace in Africa. The technology platform allows sellers and buyers of African used cars to understand the condition and values and exchange cars quickly and safely. By creating online infrastructure and digital processes in the automotive retail space Cars45 has led the shift towards an organized auto sector in Africa. The company started in July 2016 and has helped tens of thousands of customers trade in and buy cars in Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria.

 

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