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Zeelab reports 110 crore rupees revenue for fy26

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Company
Zeelab
What it does
Grocery delivery with company-owned stores
Kind
Results
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Zeelab runs a grocery network of over 300 small company-owned stores across India

What happened

The company earned 110 crore rupees in operating revenue during the fiscal year 2026

Why it matters

It aims to double revenue to 200 crore rupees next year while expanding to 30 cities

The details

  • Zeelab reported 110 crore rupees in operating revenue for the fiscal year 2026.
  • The company has set a target of 200 crore rupees for the upcoming fiscal year 2027.
  • Zeelab operates a network of more than 300 stores using a company-owned model without franchisees.
  • Each store is a small format of approximately 200 square feet with standardized inventory and operations.
  • Revenue from online and offline channels is split roughly equally since their launch in April 2020.
  • The platform processes around 10,000 orders per day across its current operational footprint.
  • Zeelab plans to expand its 60-minute delivery service to approximately 30 cities soon.
  • The strategy focuses on micro-market density to build local trust and improve fulfillment economics.

About the business

  • Zeelab operates company-owned stores with no franchisees.
  • Each store is a small format of about 200 square feet with standardized inventory and operations.
  • The company uses an omnichannel approach with roughly equal online and offline revenue split.
  • Zeelab focuses on micro-market density for local awareness, trust, and repeat purchases.
  • The value proposition is structural affordability via supply chain cutouts, with private label examples like a Moov equivalent at ₹25 versus retail ₹150.

What happens next

  • Zeelab plans to achieve 200 crore rupees in revenue for fiscal year 2027.
  • The company intends to expand its 60-minute delivery service to 30 cities.

Founders

  • Rohit Mukul, CEO and Founder

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