Quick commerce startup Zepto aims to increase its Indian ownership to 50% by selling $250 million of its equity in a ...

In India's FMCG market, small and regional brands are growing faster than large companies due to downtrading and consumers' ...

Quick-commerce startup Zepto is negotiating a $250M secondary sale to increase Indian investor ownership from 33% to 50% ...

Quick commerce is a great channel for new-age consumer companies as it provides them access in a much bigger way without ...

Following the Niftys bullish flip for CY2025, Gift Nifty forecasts that the Indian stock market will open with a gap-up start ...

The share sale, which is expected to take place at a valuation of around $5 billion, is part of its strategy increase Indian ...

Amazon slashes referral fees, but small sellers call it a deceptive move. Learn how e-commerce giants manipulate pricing & ...

Amazon.com, Inc. the world’s largest e commerce company, is considering spinning off its India business and listing it on the domestic stock market.

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Estimated to touch INR 59,200 crores this year, the country's digital advertising market is growing at 19.09%, according to a ...

Franchisee-driven quick commerce startup Apna Mart is looking to raise INR 214.3 Cr (around $25 Mn) in a funding ...

Quick commerce platform Zepto is now rolling out planned grocery orders to capture more household bulk buyers — a strategy BigBasket and other players experimented with first.