One of the biggest cash piles in the nation's consumer internet market is currently supporting India's quick-commerce development, but the figures conceal a significant shift of capital during the previous 12 months. According to market financial research, after spending close to INR 9,000 crore between
Zepto, a platform for quick commerce (qcom), has used slotted delivery in a few places. Instead of relying just on immediate delivery, the function enables customers to arrange their orders for a particular time window. It is presently undergoing pilot testing in a few places, such as Bengaluru and Delhi.
The food delivery service Swiggy, based in Bengaluru, said on November 7 that its board had authorised the funding of up to INR 10,000 crore through private or public offers, including qualified institutions placement (QIP) or other acceptable methods. Subject to regulatory and shareholder clearances, the business stated in
Swiggy, a meal delivery and fast grocery platform, announced that its board has authorised the process of selling and transferring its rapid commerce (q-commerce) business, Instamart, through a slump sale to Swiggy Instamart Pvt Ltd, an indirect, step-down, fully owned subsidiary. According to the stock filing, on September 23, 2025,
In a block deal on 26 August, BNP Paribas Financial Markets purchased 10.12 Cr shares of Zomato parent company Eternal and sold 2.69 Cr shares of rival Swiggy. According to NSE records, BNP Paribas paid INR 318.1 per share for Eternal shares, making the acquisition worth approximately
Due to fierce competition in the market, BigBasket, a fast commerce platform supported by Tata Digital, witnessed a decline in yearly income in the fiscal year that ended in March 2025. BigBasket's B2C division, Innovative Retail Concepts, had a 3% decline in turnover from INR 7,885 Cr
The popular food and grocery delivery service Swiggy is closing Minis, an online shopfront for creators and small businesses, in order to concentrate more on its key pillars of rapid commerce and food delivery while closing non-core enterprises. According to information obtained by a media outlet, the corporation has informed
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People's eating habits have changed significantly, specifically because of the lockdown. People become more familiar with ordering food online from the convenience of their homes. Two players, Zomato and Swiggy, dominate the Indian food delivery industry. Food delivery businesses got paced during the lockdown period. According to the
In order to safeguard the interests of small firms, CAIT's secretary general emeritus Praveen Khandelwal allegedly advocated for the establishment of new policy mandates.
Group CEO and co-founder Sriharsha Majety told a media outlet that Swiggy, a food and grocery delivery service, plans to release its rapid commerce offering, Instamart, as a stand-alone app as part of its multi-app strategy in response to changing consumer preferences. Instamart will undoubtedly be available on the main