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Ola is reportedly planning to enter the Quick Commerce space by establishing its own dark stores. These dark stores are said to be significantly automated. Ola has tried to enter the food delivery space in the past but it hasn't worked out for them

Delhivery's Dark Store Revolution in Quick Commerce! How is India's logistics giant shaking up the quick commerce game? 👀 Here's the scoop on Delhivery's bold new strategy: → New Offering: Dark stores for quick commerce companies → Unique Approa

Open ended doubt: Does it make sense to create a "Democratized Quick Commerce App" that connects kirana stores to quick commerce any store, stores can list themselves on app, like swiggy hotels and instead of the dark store model kirana/supermarkets

Blinkit The company has made several of its employees to sign an addendum to their contracts, extending their notice period from zero to two months. It is pertinent to note that over the last six months, quick commerce players have expanded operat

Around 101 mainboard companies that raised money through IPOs since 2024 , majority of them haven't been able to improve upon their listing gains.. As per ETG analysis, about 16% of the companies earned 50% or higher listing gains, while around 9%

Hey!!!! We are trying to build a quick commerce app just like zepto/blinkit where we do not setup a darkstore rather we partner up with supermarkets or large kirana stores in the localities. By doing this we can reduce the cost of setting up a dark

Concept: Start a quick commerce business that doesn't use dark stores. Instead, partner with local retail stores across the city and deliver their products to customers within 10-15 minutes. Key Benefits: No need for warehouse or inventory invest

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