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Meesho’s Take on Quick Commerce The quick commerce sector in India has grown nearly 60 times in five years, with major players like Myntra and Amazon entering the fast-delivery space. However, Meesho co-founder Vidit Aatrey believes its appeal is limited to certain categories and a niche consumer base. “Consumers who prioritize convenience are willing to pay extra, but the majority of India is not,” Aatrey said at the Invest Karnataka event. Unlike quick commerce firms, Meesho focuses on affordability and accessibility rather than speed. Meesho recently raised funding from Tiger Global and others as it prepares for an IPO, with plans to file its DRHP later this year.
Tech guy with a busi... • 3m
I'm a huge fan of the content by The Ken — their podcasts, their lens on markets, the way they break down businesses with clarity and depth.🔥 Their recent First Principles episode with Meesho’s founder, Vidit Aatrey, just hit different. These kept m
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Meet Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal who built Meesho into a billion-dollar revenue company. 1. Coming from a lower-middle-class family in Meerut (UP), Vidit Aatrey made everyone proud when he got a seat at the prestigious IIT Delhi for electrical
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Why is Reliance entering quick commerce? (A thread 🧵) Big brands are chasing 10-minute deliveries. Now Reliance has jumped into the race too. Cc: Marketing Mind Reliance Retail's Quick Commerce Growth Reliance Retail saw a 2.4x rise in orders for
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Meesho’s officially filed its DRHP with SEBI they are planning to raise ₹4,200 crore. But honestly the real question is the valuation If they are pulling in that kind of money you know the valuation's gonna be massive and if they are pricing the IPO
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