Flipkart Minutes Revolutionizes Quick Commerce in India

Flipkart Minutes Revolutionizes Quick Commerce in India

Flipkart Minutes rapidly expanded its quick commerce service to over 30 cities, achieving 16X growth in the second half of 2025. The platform saw significant engagement from Gen Z, onboarded numerous D2C brands, and implemented sustainability measures, while maintaining strong demand for fresh produce and daily essentials.

Flipkart, Amazon Ramp Up Dark Stores

With 53 million distinct transacting clients, Flipkart Minutes, the company's fast commerce platform, saw a 16X increase in the second half of the year. Flipkart Minutes saw significant growth during the holiday season, with demand for products like jewellery, high-end gadgets, home décor, and mobile phones increasing by about ten times in the second half (H2) of 2025 compared to H1 of that year.In 2025, Flipkart, a latecomer to the rapid commer…

Flipkart Minutes closes 2025 with 16X order growth, 53M visitors, and rapid expansion into 30+ cities

Flipkart’s quick commerce offering, Flipkart Minutes, concluded 2025 with an unprecedented performance, fueled by growing customer loyalty, rampant geographic expansion, and deeper engagement across high-demand categories. The platform has recorded 16X growth in orders in H2 2025 and over 53 million unique visitors this year, with Gen Z leading the platform adoption, followed by the student cohort. This was further cemented by soaring customer l…

Flipkart Minutes reports 16x order growth, 53mn visitors

Flipkart Minutes concluded 2025 with growth driven by customer loyalty, geographic expansion, and increased engagement across multiple categories. The platform recorded 16X growth in orders in H2 2025 and over 53 million unique visitors this year, led by Gen Z consumers followed by the student cohort. More than 6 lakhs customers placed a repeat order […] The post Flipkart Minutes reports 16x order growth, 53 million visitors; expands to 30+ citi…

Amazon’s 10-minute delivery push raises questions for quick-commerce rivals

The company, led by billionaire Jeff Bezos, plans to invest USD 35 billion (around ₹3.14 lakh crore) to strengthen its ultra-fast delivery business, which includes delivering groceries and daily essentials within 10 minutes