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For years, Delhivery, one of India's biggest logistics startups, was running at a loss. But FY25 changed the game. In the fourth quarter alone, Delhivery posted a profit of ₹72.6 crore - a big turnaround compared to the 68.5 crore loss in the same qu

I had heard about "Delhivery" that this company had started doing only food delivery in the beginning, For which it had also tied up with "Zomato" founder Deependra Goyal. So how did Delhivery grow so much, what was the mindset behind all this? How d

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Delhivery ends FY25 on a high note, achieving profitability in every quarter and reporting a strong consolidated net profit of INR 72.6 Cr in Q4 FY25. This marks a significant turnaround from the INR 68.5 Cr loss reported in the same period last year

“There is no tech in India - just tech-enabled businesses.” – Anupam Mittal Hard truth. And it hurts. India’s startup scene has mastered scale, delivery, and funding. But how many are building 'actual' technology? Deep tech? IP? Research-backe

Can Fixing India’s Agro Logistics Save ₹92,000 Crore in Wastage? Did you know that India loses ₹92,000 crore worth of agricultural produce every year due to poor logistics, storage issues, and inefficiencies? This means 40% of fruits and vegetables

Delhivery has achieved its first annual profit in FY25, with profits across all four quarters after previous losses. They are also eyeing the acquisition of Ecom Express for around ₹1,400 crore, pending regulatory approval. This newfound profitab