International business is a 'vast region of expansion,' according to Shopify President.

• Harley Finkelstein, Shopify's President, informed CNBC's Jim Cramer about the expansion of his company's international business.
• We see significant growth potential in the international market," he stated. "Therefore, any brand, regardless of size, can utilize Shopify. And once they begin selling with us, we aim to make their customer base global by default.

On Tuesday, Jim Cramer of CNBC learned from President Harley Finkelstein that the e-commerce platform is strengthening its international operations.

Finkelstein stated that Shopify is a massive growth area for the company, and any brand, regardless of size, can use it. Once they start selling with Shopify, Finkelstein wants to make it default global, meaning their customer base should be global.

Finkelstein stated that Shopify's tools simplify international selling as much as local selling, emphasizing their significance in the "new global paradigm." He mentioned Suntory, a Japanese liquor retailer, and Oniguruma, a Swiss athletic shoe brand, as Shopify's clients.

Beyond small merchants, Shopify now serves larger brands such as Everlane, Nike Strength, and Oscar de la Renta. Additionally, the company focuses on business-to-business sales, collaborating with wholesalers like HVAC outfit.

Finkelstein stated that the addition of new ramps into Shopify has led to an increase in business across various industries, including luxury and everyday T-shirt companies.

Wall Street's expectations were beaten by Shopify's quarterly earnings, but the shares went down due to mixed guidance for the current period.

The Swiss sportswear brand On was incorrectly identified in a previous version of this article.

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