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kamal p

Stealth • 7m

Rise of quick commerce Quick commerce has seen phenomenal uptake from tier 1 consumers and is definately talk of the town. Just wondering, even though 2-3 players exist in this space would there be room for more ? Just as if we go to a market there is never 1 or 2 shops that do all the business, there are many more and all share customers between them as customer goes where they get less price. So if you get another player tomorrow in same space with same offerings would you consider that also. Please share your views.

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 7m

There are so many Entry barrier like Warehouse set-up Logistics set-up Customer data Product like setup Adevtsiveing Offer All these things need huge money with proper cash burning support from investers

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 7m

Quick commerce is hot right now, and I could see a new player with a unique value proposition or innovative technology gaining traction. But they better have a solid plan for customer acquisition and retention, because the incumbents won't make it easy.

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Anonymous 2
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slice • 7m

It all comes down to the numbers. If the existing players are already struggling to achieve profitability and scale, introducing another competitor might just lead to a race to the bottom in terms of pricing and margins. But if the market is truly large enough to support multiple players, then a well-funded and strategically positioned newcomer could make a splash.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 7m

Competition breeds innovation and better service for customers. As long as a new entrant can differentiate themselves in some way, whether it's through lower prices, better selection, or more efficient logistics, they could carve out a niche for themselves.

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