Saltar al reproductorSaltar al contenido principal
  • hace 5 semanas
Una ola de ataques ucranianos ha golpeado con fuerza la red logística de Wildberries, el mayor marketplace de Rusia. Desde mediados de julio, 8 de sus 10 grandes almacenes han quedado fuera de servicio, con incendios que arrasaron instalaciones clave en Moscú, Vorónezh y Leningrado. Las pérdidas ya superan los 2.000 millones de dólares solo en infraestructura, y podrían acercarse a los 12.000 millones si se suman las mercancías afectadas. Te contamos el alcance real de este golpe al gigante del comercio electrónico ruso.

Categoría

🗞
Noticias
Transcripción
00:00Ukrainian attacks have disabled eight of the ten largest logistics centers in
00:05Wildberries in Russia since mid-July, affecting more than 81% of their total area
00:11storage, according to the Russian media outlet Agentsbo. The latest attack occurred
00:17when Ukrainian forces attacked a Wildberries logistics center in the region
00:22The Russian facility in Tambov suspended operations after the attack, according to reports.
00:28According to local authorities quoted by Agentsbo, the complex was totally or almost totally destroyed.
00:34because of the fire. The Tambov facility became the eighth of the ten largest logistics centers.
00:40The Marketplace has ceased operations due to attacks since mid-July. Others
00:46Seven Wildberries department stores had previously suspended operations after
00:51Ukrainian attacks. Among the affected facilities are those of Electrostal and
00:56Coledino, in the Moscow region, each with an approximate area of ​​250,000 square meters
01:02squares. The Electrostal warehouse was completely destroyed by a fire after
01:08an attack on July 18, while the Coledino facility ceased operations after the
01:14attacks and a subsequent fire on August 16. A logistics center of 156,000 square meters
01:21In Novaya Usman, Borones region, it has remained out of service since an attack on August 11.
01:27while a 154,000 square meter warehouse in Krasnivor, Leningrad region,
01:33suspended operations after an attack on August 4. Wildberries' facilities in Alexin,
01:40Tula region, with 150,000 square meters. In Novo Semeikino, Samara region, with 128,000
01:47square meters. And in the Sovinsky district, Vladimir region, with 119,000 square meters,
01:53They have also remained out of operation following attacks on August 5 and August 2.
01:59and August 3, respectively. Two other large Wildberries warehouses, in Yekaterinburg,
02:06with 157,000 square meters, and in Tatarstan, with 150,000 square meters, they have also been targeted
02:14of attacks, but they continue to operate. In total, more than 1.3 million square meters of the
02:21approximately 1.6 million square meters of storage space from the 10 largest
02:28Wildberries' logistics centers would have been taken out of service, representing more than 81% of
02:34its combined area. The disruption has also caused significant economic losses. Towards
02:41By mid-August, the damage to Wildberries' logistics infrastructure was estimated at between 147,000
02:48and 223 billion rubles, or between $1.75 billion and $2.66 billion, according to the analyst.
02:58of
02:58Data Insight, Sergei Senko. If cleanup and reconstruction costs are included, the figure could be
03:04to rise to 278 billion rubles, about $3.32 billion. Merchandise losses
03:12The amount belonging to the Wildberries sellers is estimated to be between 445 billion and 700 billion rubles.
03:20That is, between $5.31 billion and $8.35 billion, which could bring the total financial impact to
03:28about one trillion rubles, about 11.9 billion dollars.

Recomendada