Quick commerce in India is projected to grow significantly, targeting a market surpassing $6 billion in 2024, up from $3.5 billion.
Consumers are increasingly interested in 10-minute delivery services for groceries and electronics, embracing the convenience despite higher costs.
Potential regulatory challenges arise as trade groups demand scrutiny of quick commerce practices, alleging violations of FDI norms.
Major companies are expanding their offerings in the quick delivery space, with platforms testing new categories like food delivery and electronics.
Profitability remains a concern as firms scale into smaller cities, facing lower average order values and increasing competition from established players.
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