Blinkit claims 50% share of India's quick commerce market, hits ₹180 Bn quarterly NOV
Deepinder Goyal says Blinkit commands half of India's q-comm market with ₹180 Bn quarterly NOV and ₹37 Cr adjusted EBITDA (9X jump), while rivals Zepto, Instamart, Amazon Now and Flipkart Minutes remain burn-heavy. Dark store count rose to 2,243 with 216 net adds. Parent Eternal posted ₹174 Cr net profit on ₹17,292 Cr revenue (+196% YoY).
What happened
Deepinder Goyal claims Blinkit holds ~50% of India's quick commerce market with ₹180 Bn quarterly NOV, profitable unlike burn-heavy rivals Zepto, Instamart,
Key facts
- 50% market share
- ₹180 Bn quarterly NOV
- NOV ₹14,386 Cr +95.4% YoY
- adjusted EBITDA ₹37 Cr (9X)
- 2,243 dark stores
- 216 net new stores
- Eternal net profit ₹174 Cr (4.5X)
- revenue ₹17,292 Cr +196% YoY
- $40 Bn market by 2030
Why this matters
With Zepto, Instamart, Amazon Now and Flipkart Minutes all subscale and burning, consolidation or distressed tuck-ins become plausible as Blinkit's profitability widens the strategic moat.
Also reported by
- Inc42 — Same time