TikTok Shop & Shopee GMV Tracker: SEA 2026

Last full review: June 2026. Targeted correction: 30 October 2026 — Q2 Shopee figures and selected comparison issues checked; the remaining historical series is awaiting full verification. For the competitive analysis, see Shopee vs TikTok Shop; for seller fees, see Shopee vs Lazada vs TikTok Shop fees.

This page tracks one thing: the current gross merchandise value (GMV) and market-share numbers for TikTok Shop and Shopee in Southeast Asia, kept up to date. The latest figures: Southeast Asia’s platform ecommerce reached $157.6 billion in GMV in 2025, up 22.8% (Momentum Works).[1] Shopee holds around 53% of the market[1]; TikTok Shop’s platform GMV doubled to $45.6 billion.[2] The tables below carry the year-by-year data; the analysis of what it means lives in our linked comparison pieces.

TikTok Shop GMV in Southeast Asia, by year

YearTikTok Shop SEA GMVYoY growth
2022~$4.4B[3]—
2023~$16.3B[4]~270%[3]
2024~$22.6B[5]~39%[5]
2025$45.6B[2]~100%[2]

TikTok Shop’s Southeast Asian platform GMV doubled to $45.6 billion in 2025 — roughly tenfold growth in three years (Momentum Works via DealStreetAsia).[2] Southeast Asia is now 71% of TikTok Shop’s $64.3 billion global GMV.[2] Indonesia is its largest regional market at $13.1 billion, its second-biggest in the world after the United States.[2]

One figure to read carefully: the $45.6 billion is TikTok Shop’s platform GMV. Counted together with Tokopedia — the Indonesian marketplace TikTok took control of in December 2023 — the combined entity reached about 65.7% of Shopee’s regional GMV in 2025.[1] These are two different measures and shouldn’t be averaged.

Shopee GMV and market share

Metric20242025Q1 2026Q2 2026
Shopee SEA market share52%[6]53%[1]Not reverified for Q1Not supplied by this company-wide disclosure
Shopee GMV (global, incl. TW + BR)~$100B[7]$127B (+27%)[8]$37.3B (+30.2%)[9]$38.3B (+28.4%)[10]
Gross orders10.9B[7]13.9B[8]4.0B[9]4.2B[10]

Shopee, owned by NYSE-listed Sea Limited, led Southeast Asian platform GMV in 2025. Sea’s company-reported Shopee figures cover its markets globally and should not be used as a Southeast Asia-only total. In Q2 2026, Shopee reported $38.3 billion in GMV, up 28.4% year on year, and 4.2 billion gross orders.[10] The regional market-share estimates and these company-wide quarterly figures have different geographic scopes.

Southeast Asia platform ecommerce GMV

Metric202320242025
SEA total platform GMV$114.6B[4]$128.4B[6]$157.6B[1]
YoY growth—12%[6]22.8%[1]

Momentum Works estimates that Shopee, TikTok Shop (including Tokopedia) and Lazada accounted for 98.8% of Southeast Asian platform GMV in 2025.[1] It puts Shopee at 53% and TikTok Shop plus Tokopedia at 65.7% of Shopee’s regional GMV.[1] These figures should be read with the same geography, period and platform grouping. For the full 15-market picture, see our Asia ecommerce marketplace tracker.

Fastest-growing markets, 2025

Market2025 GMV growthNote
Thailand+51.8%[1]fastest in region[11]
Malaysia+47.6%[1]
Philippines / Vietnam / Singaporedouble-digit growth[11]
Indonesia~2.2%[11]largest market (~37% of SEA),[11] slowed by Bukalapak exit + Tokopedia rationalisation

The wider market view has also moved: Google, Temasek and Bain’s e-Conomy SEA 2026 report, published on 21 October 2026,[12] projects total regional ecommerce GMV, a wider scope than the platform figures above, of $226 billion in 2026, up 18%, within a $368 billion digital economy.[12] On the platform side, Shopee’s Q2 2026 revenue was $5.6 billion (+48.2%) with adjusted EBITDA of $255.4 million,[10] and Sea expects Shopee to reach $1 billion of adjusted EBITDA for 2026.[13] Sea’s Q3 2026 results are expected in mid-November 2026.

Indonesia remains the centre of gravity at around 37% of regional GMV,[1] even as its growth slowed. (Momentum Works restated Indonesia’s share down from 44% in its 2024 report,[6] reflecting the Tokopedia rationalisation and Bukalapak’s marketplace exit.)

A note on the “Shopee buying Lazada” rumour

For the record, since it drives recurring searches: there is no Shopee/Lazada acquisition, and no credible evidence of one. Shopee and Lazada are direct rivals owned by Sea and Alibaba respectively. The only real corporate-action story is Alibaba’s on-and-off plan to eventually spin off or IPO Lazada — a fundraise it halted in 2025. And Temu, despite a high-profile push, is not a material Southeast Asian player: it was banned in Indonesia (October 2024)[14] and suspended in Vietnam (December 2024),[14] and sits outside the 98.8% top-three.[1]

Frequently asked questions

What is TikTok Shop’s GMV in Southeast Asia?

TikTok Shop’s platform GMV in Southeast Asia doubled to $45.6 billion in 2025, with Indonesia its largest regional market at $13.1 billion[2] — its second-biggest market globally after the United States (Momentum Works via DealStreetAsia).

How fast is TikTok Shop growing in Southeast Asia?

Roughly 100% in 2025 (a doubling), and about tenfold over three years — from $4.4 billion in 2022 to $45.6 billion in 2025.[2]

What is TikTok Shop’s GMV share versus Shopee?

Shopee leads with around 53% of regional GMV.[1] TikTok Shop’s platform GMV alone is smaller, but combined with Tokopedia it has reached about 66% of Shopee’s regional GMV in 2025.[1]

What is the size of the Southeast Asia ecommerce market?

Platform ecommerce GMV reached $157.6 billion in 2025, up 22.8% — the fastest growth in four years[1] (Momentum Works). Momentum Works estimates total ecommerce, including non-platform channels, at $185.5 billion in 2025[11]; e-Conomy SEA 2026 forecasts $226 billion in 2026, up 18%.[12]

Is Shopee buying Lazada?

No. There is no Shopee/Lazada acquisition and no credible evidence of one — they are rivals owned by Sea and Alibaba. The only related story is Alibaba’s stalled plan to eventually IPO or spin off Lazada.

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Sources & Further Reading

  1. New report: Southeast Asia’s platform ecommerce reaches US$157.6B in 2025, with top platforms expanding share to 98.8% — Momentum Works (The Low Down), 2026-04-14
  2. TikTok’s Southeast Asia doubles GMV year-on-year to $45.6B in 2025 — TNGlobal (TechNode Global), 2026-02-11
  3. TikTok Shop’s GMV soared in 2023, putting Shopee and Lazada on edge — KrASIA, 2024-07-19
  4. Press release: Southeast Asia ecommerce achieves US$114.6 billion GMV in 2023 — Momentum Works (The Low Down), 2024-07-16
  5. Shopee Dominates Southeast Asia’s E-Commerce GMV until 2024 — Databoks (Katadata), 2025-06
  6. Press release: Southeast Asia’s platform ecommerce GMV reaches US$128.4B; top 3 platforms increase market share to 84% — Momentum Works (The Low Down), 2025-06-26
  7. Sea Limited Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Results — Sea Limited (Business Wire), 2025-03-04
  8. Sea Limited Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results — Sea Limited, 2026-03-03
  9. Sea Limited Reports First Quarter 2026 Results — Sea Limited, 2026-05-12
  10. Sea Limited Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results — Sea Limited, 2026-08-11
  11. Southeast Asia’s ecommerce market up 22.8 percent year-on-year to $157.6B in 2025: Momentum Works — TNGlobal (TechNode Global), 2026-04-14
  12. Southeast Asia’s digital economy to hit $368 billion (e-Conomy SEA 2026) — Google, 2026-10-21
  13. Full transcript of Sea Limited’s Q2 2026 earnings call — Momentum Works (The Low Down), 2026-08
  14. Temu suffers first big setback as Vietnam suspends its operations — Caixin Global, 2024-12-17

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Tom Simpson

Tom Simpson

Tom Simpson is an operator, investor and writer working where AI, media, gaming and culture meet. He is the founder of AK3R, a boutique venture fund and advisory business backing and building companies in AI, agents, gaming, advertising and digital marketplaces, and writes the Hyperfuture Memo on how AI is reshaping markets, media and culture. He has spent around 20 years building media, advertising and gaming businesses across the UK, the US and Asia, including building AdColony’s Asia business through its exit, and founded Digital in Asia in 2013.

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