The Organic World (TOW), a leading South Indian grocery retail chain and the flagship brand of Nimida Group, has expanded its millet range with 11 new categories, adding over 70 stock-keeping units (SKUs).
Brokerage firm Elara Capital anticipates that Swiggy will have a lower valuation than its competitor Zomato when it goes public. This expectation arises from Swiggy’s current outperformance of the IPO-bound Zomato in several key metrics, including revenue, gross order volume, and order count.
Ahead of the festive season, the govt-backed Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) has reportedly reduced the maximum incentive limit for its network participants by 84%, from INR 2.5 crore to INR 40 lakh.
Continuing its expansion, foodtech giant Swiggy has launched Project Next, an initiative designed to offer career growth opportunities for its delivery partners and accelerate restaurant onboarding.
Modern Insulators, a listed manufacturer of porcelain insulators, is making a long-term investment of nearly INR 5 crore in Swiggy as the foodtech giant prepares for its $1.25 billion initial public offering (IPO).
Lifestyle e-commerce platform Myntra has doubled its GenZ customer base to 16 million in 2024, up from over 8 million in mid-2023. This growth was driven by Myntra’s GenZ fashion vertical, FWD, a feature within its app.
Kaatil, an Indian-chilli-focused hot condiments brand from Smerc Food & Beverages, has secured an undisclosed amount in seed funding. The round was led by Mumbai-based Prajay Advisors, with participation from Shivaan Ghai and Romil Ratra of the Graviss Group. This news follows Kaatil’s recent win of the Great Taste Award 2024 by the Guild of Fine Foods, U.K.
Grocery chain Frendy plans to open 300 new marts and achieve INR 500 crore in revenue by 2026, capitalising on the growing consumer shift towards tech-enabled neighbourhood stores. Currently, the company operates over 25 mini marts and 2,000 mini kiranas.
Sameer Gandotra, Founder and CEO of Frendy, stated, “Our current goal is to increase the number of mini marts in tier 3 towns to 50 by the end of the year and expand to 300 by 2026. As we grow these mini marts, we will also digitally integrate with nearby micro kiranas, aiming to build a network of 10,000 micro kiranas in these rural areas. Our current revenue stands at approximately INR 60 crore.”
Quick commerce platforms are ramping up their 24×7 delivery services for the festive season to meet consumer demand around the clock, executives said. This expansion is a significant scale-up of an experiment they began piloting a few years ago.
“To address the increased demand during the festive season, Swiggy Instamart has expanded to 11 cities over the past two months and will now offer 24×7 delivery of festive essentials and other products,” said a spokesperson for the IPO-bound Swiggy.
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