Walmart International CEO: Rapid Commerce Powers 20% of India’s Ecommerce Sector


Walmart says quick commerce now forms 20% of its India ecommerce via Flipkart, which is rapidly scaling Flipkart Minutes with 800 stores planned. Backed by recent capital infusions, Walmart prioritizes growth over short-term profits. Meanwhile, Myntra received $125M funding and launched Myntra Global, aiming to serve the Indian diaspora with hyper-personalized fashion and beauty offerings.

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Zepto Launches Atom, Its First SaaS Analytics Tool for Consumer Brands, Starting at ₹30,000/month

Quick commerce unicorn Zepto has officially entered the consumer tech SaaS space with the launch of Atom, a premium data analytics platform tailored for consumer brands. The tool provides hyperlocal, real-time insights and marks Zepto’s first step into B2B software subscription revenue.

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Flipkart Bets Big on Quick Commerce in 2025

After a $379 Mn fund boost, Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy revealed plans to expand its quick commerce arm, Flipkart Minutes, from 300 to 800 stores by year-end. Despite tough competition from Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart, Flipkart is eyeing India’s top cities where fast delivery demand is surging. The quick commerce market is rapidly growing, despite ongoing cash burn.

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