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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

52% of local stores see sales drop as quick commerce takes over essentials, reveals PwC India report The report highlights that 77% of Indian shoppers prefer omnichannel retail, seamlessly blending online research with in-store purchases

Why isn't there any quick commerce for liquor? I understand that state regulations vary, but ultimately, we're still selling the product. Offering quick commerce could help reduce in-store crowds and prevent conflicts between vendors and customers. P

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

"RBI Lifts 7-Month Ban on JM Financial Services, Allowing Financing Against Shares and Debentures" Following the RBI's decision to lift restrictions after seven months, JM Financial Services can now resume offering financing against shares and deben

Hello Medials, Do you think quick commerce would obliterate your neighbour kirana store? What's your take on it?

hey why do you think the quick commerce are relaying on dark stores rather than using the kirana stores as a stock and product management

A very good breakdown of : (1) History — Quick Comm journey so far (global & India) (2) Why QC is working in India? (and, no where else in the world) (3) Dark store unit economics (4) Deliver partner earnings (5) Hub & spoke model in QC (6) Opp

India's quick commerce industry to grow 15x, reach $5.5 bn by 2025: RedSeer The report states that the quick commerce sector in India currently with a market size of $700 million is likely to grow 15x to reach $5.5 billion market value by 2025.

Amid intense competition in the quick commerce space, Blinkit’s adjusted EBITDA loss soared over 381% year-on-year to INR 178 crore in Q4 FY25, compared to INR 37 crore in the same quarter last year. On a sequential basis, the loss increased nearly