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Aditi
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Medial • 10m

Looking at this as a Netflix vs Blockbuster moment :x

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 10m

D Mart will always be go to place. No one can match physical experience of shopping.

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Gautam Pareek

याचना नहीं अब रण होग... • 10m

mazak Aachaa krlete hai bhaishaab

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Shreyas Ramdasi

Mechanical Engineer • 10m

Dmart can not be down it has big support

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 10m

Let them just cross blinkit metrics then we’ll see

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Sajin
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Foundation • 10m

He likes hyping

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Nawal

Entrepreneur | Build... • 10m

😂😂

Vasudha Chigurupati

Metanio • 10m

it's so true...💯💯

kamal p

Tech-enthusiast • 10m

he talks big always. And gets investor money on that. Blinkit will be the clear winner as it's backed by great minds Albinder and Deepinder goyal

Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 10m

Startups do have capital headstart so to speak. If they are not reckless with their expense, it’s not impossible.

Mohit Singh

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

hyyy Aditi i want talk to you for a business Idea

Aryan Nicholas

Attended Bengaluru N... • 10m

Zepto will not overtake D-Mart due to fundamental differences in their business models. D-Mart operates as a brick-and-mortar wholesaler, offering a vast selection of products at consistently lower prices, especially in bulk. In contrast, Zepto relies on rapid delivery, which often results in limited inventory and higher costs for consumers due to delivery and packing fees, particularly during peak hours. While D-Mart benefits from a well-established supply chain and in-house brands that provide deep discounts, Zepto's model incurs operational costs that are passed on to customers. Unlike the digital disruption seen with Netflix and Blockbuster, the grocery retail industry remains reliant on physical stores for bulk shopping and essential goods, making it unlikely for Zepto to disrupt D-Mart’s market dominance.

Shivam Pawar

Engineer • 10m

A long way to go through..

tharak reddy891

Hey I am on Medial • 10m

now a day's man is becoming lazy in busy life style so zepto business strategy is good.

Vaibhav Bhatnagar

Building Smart Weara... • 10m

Why sales numbers. Talk profits. Zepto is nowhere near DMart. Zepto loses are almost 3x the Dmarts profits.

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well, if traditional giants like Big Bazaar can shut down, in quick commerce, it won't be surprising if this happens. Also, not to forget the backing of insane funds helps for Zepto.

Manas Ranjan Bissoyi

Founder & CEO Of Gul... • 10m

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PRATHAM
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Medial • 10m

most likely to happen

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