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Blinkit claims 50% of India's quick commerce market with ₹180 Bn net order value

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Blinkit is a quick commerce delivery service that operates in India, delivering groceries and daily essentials within minutes

Blinkit claims to hold a 50% share of the Indian quick commerce market, with a net order value (NOV) of ₹180 Bn in the latest quarter

The company reported a 9X increase in adjusted EBITDA to ₹37 Cr in Q4 FY26, showing strong profitability compared to previous quarters

Blinkit, a quick commerce delivery service in India, claims to hold a 50% share of the market, with a net order value (NOV) of ₹180 Bn in the latest quarter.
The company reported a 9X increase in adjusted EBITDA to ₹37 Cr in Q4 FY26, showing strong profitability compared to previous quarters.
Blinkit's NOV surged 95.4% YoY and 8.2% QoQ to ₹14,386 Cr, driven by aggressive scale-up and 216 net new store additions.
The company's total dark store count stood at 2,243 at the end of the quarter.
Blinkit's CEO, Deepinder Goyal, stated that the company is making money without indulging in discounts or slashing delivery fees.

Blinkit's profitability contrasts with competitors like Swiggy and Zepto, which are still in losses and burning cash.
The quick commerce market in India is expected to grow to ~$40 Bn by 2030, intensifying competition.
Amazon and Flipkart are also expanding their quick commerce services, with Amazon Now growing 25% MoM in India.
Swiggy is attempting to transition to an inventory-led model like Blinkit but failed to secure approval for an Indian-Owned and Controlled Company (IOCC) status.

Blinkit is a quick commerce delivery service that delivers groceries and daily essentials within minutes to customers in India.
The company operates a network of dark stores, which are small fulfillment centers located near customer hubs.
Blinkit's business model focuses on rapid delivery, with a goal of achieving a 5-6% steady-state margin in mature markets.
The company's revenue is driven by delivery fees and product sales, with a focus on profitability over aggressive discounting.
Blinkit has expanded rapidly, adding 216 net new stores in the latest quarter and operating 2,243 dark stores.

Blinkit plans to continue expanding its dark store network and improving profitability in mature markets.
The company is expected to face continued competition from Amazon, Flipkart, and other quick commerce players.