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Lakshya Balodia

Stealth • 5m

Is brick and mortar retail going to stay relevant in upcoming years with high penetrations of e commerce and quick commerce? And how should a retailer sustain in this high competitive market where all the big players are diving in retail industry.

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

As per capita income goes up more and more people will order from home using blinkit and zepto. So yeah a lot of brick and mortar shops will face heat.

Lakshya Balodia

Stealth • 5m

They are already facing heat. Even in tier 2 and teir 3 cities and towns where quick commerce has not been set up yet but big players like reliance has set up multiple supermarkets and selling at a very low price and people are buying from their rath

Giggity

Stealth • 5m

More competition equals more opportunity for consumers

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