Times of India | Eternal eyes $20 billion order value as Blinkit drives growth
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Eternal, the company formerly known as Zomato, said it will double its annual net order value to $20 billion within the next two years, driven chiefly by the rapid growth of its quick‑commerce arm Blinkit. Blinkit’s Q4 FY26 performance showed a 95.4 % year‑on‑year increase in order value, the addition of 216 new stores to a total of 2,243, and an outlook of more than 60 % annual growth for the next three years, powered by wider assortments, geographic expansion and higher demand density. In the March quarter, Eternal’s total revenue rose 6 % sequentially to Rs 17,634 crore (up about 184 % YoY) and profit jumped 71 % quarter‑on‑quarter to Rs 174 crore, while full‑year revenue surged 162 % YoY to Rs 55,760 crore, though annual profit fell 31 % to Rs 366 crore. The firm targets Rs 1 billion in adjusted EBITDA by FY 2029.
Times of India | ₹55 pack sold for ₹60 on quick commerce? Viral post highlights MRP vs selling price mismatch: Why you should check before ordering
Quick commerce apps like Blinkit are facing scrutiny after a viral video revealed a protein bar sold above its printed MRP. This incident, along with other user complaints about product discrepancies and missing refunds on platforms like Amazon and Flipkart, raises concerns about hidden costs beyond convenience. Consumers are urged to verify prices and product details.

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