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Meesho claims 40% increase in total orders during annual festival sales
Economic Times
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10m ago
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- Meesho, a SoftBank-backed ecommerce firm, experienced 40% year-on-year growth in total orders during its annual festival sales. - The company recorded 145 crore customer visits during the 10-day 'Meesho Mega Blockbuster Sale 2024'. - Tier-IV cities accounted for approximately 45% of the total customer visits during the sale. - Prepaid orders on Meesho's platform increased by 117%, indicating a shift towards digital payment options in tier-II and beyond. - Home and kitchen segment saw a notable 105% increase in YoY growth, beauty and personal care rose by 60%, and kids & baby essentials grew by 75%. - Meesho Mall, which offers branded products, witnessed a two-fold growth in orders.
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Orders surged 40% during Blockbuster sale: Meesho
YourStory
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10m ago
Medial
- Meesho's orders surged 40% YoY during their flagship sale. - Home and kitchen sales more than doubled, while Beauty and Personal Care grew by 60%, and Kids & Baby Essentials saw a 75% rise. - Approximately 45% of Meesho's shoppers were from tier IV cities, including places like Ranaghat, Neyyattinkara, Bhadohi, and Sangareddy. - Over 25,000 sellers doubled their revenue during the sale. - Meesho witnessed a 100% increase in Day 1 orders compared to the previous year, with daily orders surging over threefold. - 6.5 crore customers visited the platform on Day 1 of the sale, purchasing products across various categories.
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Quick commerce platforms see surge in Diwali gift orders
Economic Times
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9m ago
Medial
Quick commerce platforms like Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart, and Zepto are experiencing a surge in Diwali gift orders as they aim to gain more market share during the festive season. These platforms are offering features like EMI, postpaid options, and quick returns to attract customers. They have also expanded their inventory with festival-related products. The demand for quick commerce is expected to increase in the last week of festive sales as consumers make last-minute purchases for gifts and essentials. Direct-to-consumer brands are also expecting significant growth in sales on these platforms during Diwali.
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Ecommerce majors to start annual festive sale from next week
YourStory
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10m ago
Medial
Leading Indian ecommerce platforms Flipkart, Amazon India, Myntra, and Meesho have announced the commencement of their annual festive sales. Flipkart's "The Big Billion Days" will start on September 27th, with early access for VIP and Flipkart Plus subscribers beginning on September 26th. Amazon India's "Great Indian Festival" will also begin on September 27th, with exclusive early access for Prime members. Myntra's "Big Fashion Festival" will kick off on September 26th, featuring millions of styles, while Meesho's "Mega Blockbuster Sale" will start on September 27th, offering a wide range of products from various sellers.
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Festive sales hit $6.5 billion in a week on ecommerce street: report
Economic Times
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10m ago
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- Online marketplaces recorded a 26% increase in sales, reaching $6.5 billion in one week of festive sales. - Mobile phones, electronics, consumer durables, home, and general merchandise accounted for three-fourths of the total sales. - Sales in the first week made up for about 55% of the total expected ecommerce sales during the festive season this year. - Ecommerce giants Flipkart and Amazon India started their annual festive season sales on September 27, with a strong demand observed from tier-II and beyond cities. - Supply chain issues pose a significant challenge for brands during the festive rush, with demand exceeding expectations in some cases. - Quick-commerce platforms are also witnessing growth during the festive season, particularly in categories like wearables and audio products.
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Meesho delivers 1.3 Bn orders during first 9 months of FY25
Entrackr
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4m ago
Medial
Homegrown e-commerce platform Meesho has released its first annual report, highlighting strong growth driven by technology and AI. The company claims that it became the first horizontal e-commerce platform in India to achieve profitability in FY24, generating Rs 197 crore in free cash flow. Its adjusted losses dropped by 97% to Rs 53 crore (excluding employee share-based compensation). As of December 2024, Meesho reported 187 million annual transacting users—serving approximately 13% of India’s population, as per the report. Between April and December 2024, users placed 1.3 billion orders, cementing Meesho’s position as the most downloaded shopping app for the fourth consecutive year. The platform processes 67 trillion features daily and handles 500,000 user requests per second at peak load. Meesho’s logistics arm, Valmo, handled over 50% of its daily orders, covering 15,000 pin codes and creating 85,000 jobs. Supporting 400,000 sellers with a 0% commission model, Valmo has made online selling more accessible for SMEs. In February last year, Meesho announced the launch of Valmo, a full-fledged logistics marketplace that allows the network of micro-entrepreneurs to become Meesho partners and deliver orders in their nearby areas. Meesho also plans to go public later this year, aiming to raise around $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation, with JP Morgan potentially joining the IPO syndicate.
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Meesho converts to public entity in run-up to IPO
Economic Times
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1m ago
Medial
Meesho is transitioning to a public entity as it prepares for an IPO. This involves converting from a private to a public limited company and redomiciling from the US to India. Meesho is preparing strategically and has appointed key merchant bankers for the public issue. Recently, it granted bonus shares and reported significant growth, with a 34% increase in orders and 26% more unique annual users. Meesho's gross merchandise value is set to grow rapidly, highlighting its expanding market share.
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Nearly 75,000 sellers hit double-digit growth in 2023 sales: Meesho
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
According to Softbank-backed ecommerce platform Meesho, around 75,000 sellers achieved double-digit growth, with over 20,000 sellers experiencing a ten-fold increase in their business. Meesho reported profitability throughout the year and claimed that nearly 10,000 sellers surpassed Rs 1 crore in sales. Additionally, the platform added 7 lakh new sellers, recorded transactions for 14 crore customers, and observed that 80% of orders came from tier-2 and smaller markets, with Sundays being the most popular shopping day.
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Meesho eyes three-fold festive season order growth
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Meesho, the SoftBank-backed platform, is aiming for a three-fold growth in orders during the upcoming festive season. To achieve this, Meesho will leverage its in-app brand store called Meesho Mall, which allows brands to sell directly to consumers. Meesho Mall has been growing at a rate of 30% month-on-month and has processed around 1 crore orders in the last six months. The platform aims to focus on accessibility, affordability, selection, and experience for its stakeholders while doubling down on its monetization efforts.
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Meesho logs 120 crore customer visits during its 10-day festive sale
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Indian e-commerce platform Meesho reported 120 crore customer visits during its 10-day festive sale, marking a three-fold increase in business. The sale, named "Meesho Mega Blockbuster Sale," saw categories such as home & kitchen, fashion, and beauty garner over 72 orders per second. The company recorded 1.6 crore new app installs and witnessed a surge in kids' wear purchases. Around 14 lakh sellers participated in the sale, offering 12 crore product listings across 30 categories.
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Small sellers to up e-commerce ad spend by 75% to cash in on festival season
Money Control
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1y ago
Medial
According to a report by consulting firm Redseer, small sellers on e-commerce platforms in India, such as Flipkart and Amazon, are expected to increase their online advertising spending by 75% during the upcoming festival season. The report anticipates a 15% increase in overall ad spending compared to last year's festival season. This increase in spending reflects the optimism of sellers, especially smaller ones, in driving sales and capitalizing on the festive period when consumer spending is high.
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