Results · Commerce & Consumer Brands
Eternal posts record profits as Blinkit drives growth
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- Date
- Company
- Eternal
- What it does
- Food and quick commerce platform
- Kind
- Results
What they do
Eternal operates food delivery and quick commerce services in India
What happened
Q1 FY27 net profit rose 268% to Rs 92 crore on revenue of Rs 20,211 crore
Why it matters
Blinkit contributed 77.5% of total revenue, signaling strong demand for instant deliveries
The details
- Eternal reported a Rs 92 crore net profit for Q1 FY27, up 268% year-on-year.
- Total revenue from operations reached Rs 20,211 crore, reflecting an 182% year-on-year increase.
- Blinkit generated Rs 15,664 crore in revenue, accounting for 77.5% of the company's total income.
- The quick commerce segment turned profitable with a result of Rs 365 crore, compared to a loss last year.
- Food delivery revenue grew 37% to Rs 3,100 crore, while Hyperpure sales fell 55% to Rs 1,034 crore.
- Market capitalization stood at approximately $29.4 billion following the results announcement.
- Delivery charges increased by roughly 69% to Rs 3,150 crore, supporting operational costs.
- Employee benefits rose 29% to Rs 1,068 crore as the company expanded its workforce.
The bigger picture
- Deepinder Goyal stated the company is willing to sacrifice margins for long-term growth.
- New rivals like Swiggy Toing and Rapido Ownly are targeting price-conscious customers.
- Rapido CEO Aravind Sanka argued that affordability expands the online food market.
- Kotak Institutional Equities retained a 'Buy' rating ahead of the results release.
About the business
- Eternal runs a large-scale food delivery service connecting restaurants with consumers.
- The Blinkit unit uses an inventory-led model for rapid grocery and essentials delivery.
- Full goods value is recorded as revenue under Blinkit's specific accounting approach.
- Hyperpure supplies ingredients to restaurants, though revenue declined significantly this quarter.
- District serves local areas with specialized logistics and supply chain solutions.
- The company aims for net-zero emissions by 2033 through electric vehicle adoption.
- 100% EV deliveries are targeted by 2030 to support sustainability goals.
- Advertising and sales promotion expenses rose 41% to Rs 945 crore this quarter.
What happens next
- The company plans to achieve 100% electric vehicle deliveries by 2030.
- Eternal aims to reach net-zero emissions across its operations by 2033.
- Management intends to balance margin pressure with sustainable long-term growth strategies.
Investors
- Kotak Institutional Equities (analyst) — Retained a 'Buy' rating for Eternal stock ahead of quarterly results.
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