According to VseInstrumenty.ru analysts, the annual demand for office supplies, in particular office equipment, bank equipment and safes, increased year on year in August. Also on top are paper, coolers, markers, and wet wipes.
The average check for goods in this category increased by 9% over the year and is now 3,123 rubles. The highest checks are in Omsk (8599 rubles), Krasnodar (6242 rubles), Voronezh (5487 rubles), the lowest are in Perm (1925 rubles), Yekaterinburg (2422 rubles) and Moscow (2594 rubles).
In August 2023, in the corporate segment, sales of such goods increased by 152%. The highest growth in demand is observed in Krasnodar (+268%), Yekaterinburg (+229%), Rostov-on-Don (+213%) and St. Petersburg (+198%). The data is presented year by year.
What do you buy most often?
Russian companies increased purchases of chillers (+136%). For example, in Kazan, the demand for this category of goods increased by 233%, in Rostov-on-Don – by 233%, in Moscow – by 209%, in Volgograd – by 200%, and in Krasnodar, by 189%. .
The demand for technical equipment for the office also increased, in Russia as a whole the growth was 107%. Perm (+240%), Krasnodar (+238%), Yekaterinburg (+170%), Kazan (+100%), Nizhny Novgorod (+100%) and Omsk (+100%) became leaders in the regions.
The most popular office equipment
In August 2023, companies in Russia are 102% more likely to buy bank equipment. The most purchased products in this category included various elastic bands for bills and detectors for checking money. Sales of safes in Russia increased by 39%.
Staples for staples, compressed air cleaning canisters, aerosol cleaners, monitor and optics cleaning wipes, and cup holders were in particular demand.
Author:
Natalia Gormaleva
Source: RB
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