Zomato, Nykaa lead 4 retail-tech stocks to watch as India retail market eyes Rs 215 trillion by 2035

Eternal (Zomato) posted revenue of Rs 16,315 crore, up 201.9% YoY, with net profit at Rs 102 crore. Nykaa revenue rose 27% to Rs 2,873 crore, net profit up 156% to Rs 68 crore across 276 stores in 94 cities. Shares surged 13.5% and 31.7% respectively amid quick-commerce breakeven and margin gains.

— FiledSat, 11 Jul, 2026, 08:17 IST·First seen Sat, 11 Jul, 2026, 08:16 IST·Source Financial Express · BrandWagon

What happened

Zomato (Eternal) · Analysis of four Indian retail-tech enablers—Eternal/Zomato, Nykaa, Delhivery, IndiaMART—amid a projected Rs 215 trillion retail market by

Key facts

  • Rs 210-215 trillion retail market by 2035
  • Rs 90-95 trillion 2025
  • Eternal revenue Rs 16,315 crore +201.9% YoY
  • Eternal net profit Rs 102 crore +102.9%
  • Nykaa revenue Rs 2,873 crore +27%
  • Nykaa net profit Rs 68 crore +156%
  • Nykaa 276 stores across 94 cities
  • Eternal shares +13.5%
  • Nykaa shares +31.7%

Why this matters

The retail-tech consolidation wave is accelerating as quick-commerce hits breakeven—scout M&A targets in adjacent categories while valuations reflect proven path-to-profitability.

What to watch

  • Blinkit contribution margin trajectory in next quarter guidance
  • Competitor discounting/burn disclosures (Swiggy Instamart, Zepto funding)
  • Nykaa same-store sales and BPC vs. fashion segment margins
  • New entrant expansion (Amazon Now, Flipkart Minutes) into quick-commerce
  • Consumption/festive demand data validating Rs 215T retail TAM thesis
  • Any GMV growth deceleration signaling saturation
  • Institutional upgrades and target-price revisions on Eternal and Nykaa post-earnings
  • Peers (Swiggy, DMart, Trent) draw comparative valuation scrutiny and sympathy moves
  • Increased dark-store and offline store rollout announcements to defend market share
  • Analysts model quick-commerce breakeven durability vs. competitive intensity
  • Profit-booking risk after 13.5% and 31.7% single-session surges