Amazon to Pilot its 15-Min Delivery Service in India
Amazon Joins India's Quick Commerce Race With Trials for 15-Minute Grocery Delivery
Quick commerce is catching up in India, with companies like Zomato's Blinkit and SoftBank-backed Swiggy's Instamart promising deliveries of goods from groceries to electronics as quickly as 10 minutes, challenging e-commerce giants. Seattle-headquartered Amazon is the latest to join the bandwagon.
Swiggy launched One BLCK, an invitation-only premium membership offering faster deliveries, complimentary dining perks, and ...
Food delivery platform Swiggy Ltd. posted a smaller quarterly loss and said it expects to become profitable by the final ...
Instamart's GOV growth has not translated into significant margin improvements, as higher marketing and employee expenses ...
Swiggy Instamart's average order value (AOV) of Rs 499 has come in low compared to its competitors like Blinkit and Zepto.
At the moment, delivery is free only for Swiggy One (the loyalty programme) users while others have to pay a fee ...
In a quick-thinking move, he turned to Swiggy Instamart, which delivered a Manyavar kurta in a record-breaking eight minutes.
Swiggy said that One BLCK will cost select users and existing Swiggy One members INR 299 for a three-month plan ...
Bengaluru tech professional Ramnath Shenoy faced a pre-wedding predicament when he forgot his Haldi ceremony kurta. Swiggy ...
Swiggy’s CFO Rahul Bothra told reporters that it plans to increase fees for its grocery delivery service, Instamart, with the ...
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