Gome product source

I used to work in Gome, so I have a better understanding of all aspects of internal processes. The joining of various brands is not only voluntary, but also recruited by Gome itself. But in any case, they will sign contracts, some with manufacturers and some with brand agents.

Gome sells a small part of outsourced goods, called direct supply or underwriting goods, which is also a category with higher profits and is usually strongly recommended. (But not necessarily good) Most goods are sold by Gome, so they are called consignment goods. When signing the contract, Gome will sign a consignment agreement, and Gome will draw profits from it. (It also includes a series of expenses such as admission fee, advertising fee, booth fee and decoration sponsorship. )

This is the operation mode of the general retail industry now, and Suning is similar.

I hope I can help you.