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Vinted boss sees 'fundamental' shift in consumer patterns, as secondhand firm notches $9 billion valuation
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- Online resale app Vinted is seeing a structural shift in consumer behaviour, as habits form around the resale economy, the company's marketplace boss told CNBC on Monday.
- The value of items sold on Vinted grew nearly 50% last year, as it launched in more European markets.
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Online resale app Vinted is seeing a structural shift in consumer behaviour, as habits form around the resale economy, the company's marketplace boss told CNBC on Monday.
Vinted, the consumer-to-consumer platform allowing customers to sell unwanted items like clothing, electronics, or even furniture, has seen rapid growth in recent years, boosted by consumers increasingly looking for value amid rising costs of living globally.
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