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Kogan Technologies : ウィキペディア英語版
Kogan.com

Kogan.com is the largest online department store in Australia, selling tens of thousands of products through its online direct-to-customer store. The company, founded in 2006 by Ruslan Kogan.
The company competes on price by selling electronics, home appliances and groceries direct to consumers through Kogan.com.
Kogan achieved $3 million in its third year, followed by $8 million in the fourth, $22 million in the fifth, $70 million in the sixth, and over $200 million in the seventh year. Kogan is projected to produce more than A$350 million in fiscal 2014, and has been growing at between 200% and 300% per year since its 2006 inception. The Wall Street Journal speculates Kogan is worth over $400M.
==History==

Kogan.com was established in 2006 by Ruslan Kogan in his parent's garage. He started with a website offering LCD televisions that would be assembled for him in Chinese factories.
In October 2010, Ruslan Kogan announced that Kogan.com would expand to the UK. The company officially entered the UK market on 15 November, with a range of LED TVs and GPS units. The expansion makes Kogan the only Australian-owned international consumer electronics brand.
On 14 September 2011, Kogan began shipping products from the company's Hong Kong operation to customers all around the world. Bypassing wholesalers, distributors and retailers in this way enabled the company to offer products by brands including Apple, Canon, Nikon, Samsung, Motorola and more at low prices.

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