(Reuters) -Indian online delivery firm Eternal reported a more than 70% rise in quarterly revenue on Monday, as its quick ...

Reliance Industries is prioritizing organic growth in India's quick commerce sector, foregoing acquisitions due to ...

A major chunk of this spend came from advertising and promotional expenses, which surged to ₹671 crore in Q1 FY26, up 69% ...

Total expenses for the company shot up 79% to ₹7,433 crore, overtaking revenue for the quarter and underlining the strain of fuelling growth in India’s intensely competitive q-commerce space ...

Mukesh Ambani's Reliance has already entered a quick commerce place but has not yet planned to acquire or deal with existing players but rather they are working on a new strategy.

Indian online delivery firm Eternal jumped nearly 15% on Tuesday after the parent of Zomato and Blinkit reported robust ...

Eternal, formerly known as Zomato and Blinkit, posted a net profit of Rs 25 crore for Q1, 2026. Despite revenue growth, ...

While growth remains strong, the report suggests that the next phase for the sector will focus more on profitability rather than aggressive expansion. The report also points out that the real ...

CEO Albinder Dhindsa pointed out that Blinkit’s near-term margins appear to have stabilised. For the April-June quarter, Blinkit reported a 140% year-on-year jump in gross order value (GOV) to Rs ...

Eternal's quick commerce now makes for almost half of the company's $10 billion annualized net order value, signaling a major ...