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Nitin Rathod

Stealth • 14h

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 operations and diversified their catalogue to meet growing consumer demand. Currently, Blinkit operates 639 dark stores across the country, with the average daily GOV per store rising to INR 10 Lakh, compared to INR 6 Lakh from 383 stores previously. The company aims to scale the number of dark stores to 2,000 by the end of 2026 while maintaining profitability.

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Stealth • 7h

the most hard thing for zomato will be achieving 15% net margin and if they dont there stock is gonna crash anyways its way too overvalued hahahah

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Stealth • 8h

Aiming for 2,000 dark stores by 2026 sounds ambitious, but if they can keep up the momentum and stay profitable, they might really become a major player in the quick commerce scene

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Stealth • 10h

Quickly ek no notice period policy laake heavy marketing karlo on linkedin and then sneakily when it doesn't work, jaake legal docs sign karwao. Wow what a scheme lol

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 10h

Making employees sign a longer notice period might seem a bit harsh, but I get why they’d want more stability as they expand. It's tough to grow when you have constant and unprecedented churn

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