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      13,18,192 sellers registered in the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) to sell their products directly to various Government departments and organizations

      February 8, 2023

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      There are 13,18,192 sellers who have registered themselves in the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) to enable them to sell their products directly to various Government departments and organisations, the Minister of State in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Smt. Anupriya Patel said in reply to a parliamentary question today.

      The state and year-wise details of number of various Government departments, organization and new suppliers registered on Government e-Marketplace (GeM) which enables them to sell on GeM are mentioned in enclosed Annexure.
      There is no definition of an active supplier on GeM. Registered suppliers decide to participate in any bid depending on their interest, availability of products and other factors. All the registered sellers have equal opportunity to participate in the marketplace and bids. Successful award of an order is contingent on the requirement given by the buyer and the ability of seller to meet the requirement by offering the most competitive price.
      As on 01-02-2023 total 1,01,525 sellers have participated in the Portal from Gujaratwhich is about 8.34 % in comparison to the rest of country figure.

      Annexure

      The state and year-wise details of number of various Government departments, organisation and new suppliers registered on Government E-Marketplace (GeM) which enables them to sell on GeM portal are as under:

      Buyer Details:

      Fiscal Year Wise Buyer Registration

      Fiscal Year

      No. of Primary Users

      No. of Secondary Users

      FY16-17

      2,286

      3,091

      FY17-18

      18,886

      50,459

      FY18-19

      13,975

      33,977

      FY19-20

      10,053

      28,063

      FY20-21

      6,892

      24,669

      FY21-22

      7,607

      22,371

      FY22-23 (till 01.02.23)

      6,560

      15,327

       

      66,259

      1,77,957

       

      State/UT wise distribution of Buyers

      State/UT

      No. of Primary Users

      No. of Secondary Users

      ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

      263

      907

      ANDHRA PRADESH

      1,341

      2,359

      ARUNACHAL PRADESH

      357

      636

      ASSAM

      1,207

      2,431

      BIHAR

      3,628

      5,037

      CHANDIGARH

      598

      2,216

      CHHATTISGARH

      1,463

      4,294

      DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

      68

      178

      DAMAN & DIU

      177

      260

      DELHI

      3,268

      21,450

      GOA

      313

      544

      GUJARAT

      4,649

      14,056

      HARYANA

      2,053

      5,142

      HIMACHAL PRADESH

      894

      3,907

      JAMMU & KASHMIR

      5,240

      8,703

      JHARKHAND

      1,556

      3,991

      KARNATAKA

      2,757

      5,480

      KERALA

      3,671

      5,399

      LADAKH

      26

      133

      LAKSHADWEEP

      20

      43

      MADHYA PRADESH

      5,109

      17,414

      MAHARASHTRA

      6,152

      17,349

      MANIPUR

      279

      424

      MEGHALAYA

      228

      625

      MIZORAM

      126

      179

      NAGALAND

      207

      318

      ODISHA

      2,254

      4,225

      PUDUCHERRY

      214

      672

      PUNJAB

      2,281

      3,744

      RAJASTHAN

      2,708

      7,173

      SIKKIM

      171

      249

      TAMIL NADU

      2,216

      6,926

      TELANGANA

      1,087

      2,776

      TRIPURA

      280

      701

      UTTAR PRADESH

      5,792

      18,996

      UTTARAKHAND

      1,358

      3,044

      WEST BENGAL

      2,248

      5,976

       

      66,259

      1,77,957

      Seller Details:

      There are 13,18,192 sellers who have registered themselves in the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) to enable them to sell their products directly to various Government departments and organisations. Details are as under –

      Year Wise Details

      Fiscal Year

      Number of new suppliers who have registered themselves on Government e-Marketplace (GeM) and completed their profile to enable them to sell on GeM

      FY16-17

      3,251

      FY17-18

      31,686

      FY18-19

      78,647 

      FY19-20

      94,496 

      FY20-21

      8,42,925 

      FY21-22

      1,59,711 

      FY22-23 (till 01.02.23)

      1,07,466 

       

      13,18,192 

       

      State wise Details

      State /UT

      Number of suppliers who have registered themselves on Government e-Marketplace (GeM) and completed their profile to enable them to sell on GeM

      ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

      2,216

      ANDHRA PRADESH

      54,275

      ARUNACHAL PRADESH

      1,830

      ASSAM

      20,647

      BIHAR

      35,912

      CHANDIGARH

      5,120

      CHHATTISGARH

      19,255

      DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI

      762

      DAMAN AND DIU

      470

      DELHI

      87,841

      GOA

      2,624

      GUJARAT

      1,01,525

      HARYANA

      45,407

      HIMACHAL PRADESH

      7,930

      JAMMU & KASHMIR

      21,096

      JHARKHAND

      22,882

      KARNATAKA

      61,851

      KERALA

      30,747

      LADAKH

      338

      LAKSHADWEEP

      30

      MADHYA PRADESH

      57,804

      MAHARASHTRA

      2,24,299

      MANIPUR

      7,473

      MEGHALAYA

      1,939

      MIZORAM

      939

      NAGALAND

      2,075

      ODISHA

      28,306

      PUDUCHERRY

      2,608

      PUNJAB

      35,921

      RAJASTHAN

      63,450

      SIKKIM

      347

      TAMIL NADU

      96,155

      TELANGANA

      53,025

      TRIPURA

      5,614

      UTTAR PRADESH

      1,48,122

      UTTARAKHAND

      16,900

      WEST BENGAL

      50,457

       

      13,18,192

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