Kogan's sales have fallen 3.8 percent in the March quarter, with the business citing the ongoing trends of the e-commerce landscape as its catalyst.

It's been a mixed bag of results for Kogan in its first half of FY22, with growth across key categories, while falling short in others. 

All eyes are on Kogan as its share price plummet leads to its removal from the ASX200. But what does this mean for e-com in general?

As we come to the tail-end of 2022, ASX Listed E-Com has failed to ride the tailwind of pandemic push to online.

Gross Profits aren't enough to satisfy investors, with FY21 results announcements leading to upheaval on the ASX for some listed e-com companies.

Kogan has hit a new milestone of reaching three million active customers and increases its Gross Sales to over $300 million in the first half of FY21. 

Kogan is set to pay a fine of $350,000 for 'misleading tax time promotion', the ACCC has reported. 

Kogan is entering the energy industry with its latest venture, Kogan Energy, offering a transparent and competitive power and gas service for Aussies.

Kogan.com has announced the launch of its new marketplace platform, which the business says will connect sellers with “millions of shoppers”.

Kogan has released its trading update for the first half of fiscal 2019, claiming it broke records during the peak Christmas period.

Despite slow iPhone sales, Kogan has reported positive results for the Christmas trade period, adding momentum to its stock performance.

Less than two months since Kogan’s founders offloaded a further $40 million in shares, the company’s stock has taken a big hit, dropping by almost a third when the market closed on Monday afternoon.