BigBasket's INR 4,000 Cr revenue from owned brands and private labels far surpasses anything that Zepto has generated through ...

India's BigBasket plans to roll out 10-minute food delivery services nationwide by the end of fiscal 2026 as competition intensifies in the $7.1 billion quick-commerce space, its executive told ...

Having weathered many storms in its 14-year run, can BigBasket’s private label moat hold firm in the era of 10-minute grocery ...

India's BigBasket is planning to go public in the next 18 to 24 months, its CEO said, as the Tata Group-backed grocery giant seeks to tap surging demand for quick online deliveries of everything ...

Tata Group’s Bigbasket may list its shares within three years after the latest capital raising valued India’s largest online grocer at $3.2 billion.. The profitable e-commerce firm, which is ...

When bigbasket began keenly looking at AI / ML to address these pain points, they had anywhere between 1,500-2,500 delivery vehicles plying on 3,000-5000 routes across nine cities in India. The ...

India's Tata Group-backed BigBasket has initiated a fresh round of funding that could value the online grocery startup at around $3.5 bln, The Economic Times newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing ...

BigBasket, the Tata-backed quick commerce player, is rapidly expanding its cafe food business, expecting it to become a ...

SuperMarket Grocery Supplies Pvt. Ltd., which owns the BigBasket brand, has raised $300 million in Series E funding led by Alibaba, VCCircle reported.

Bigbasket has survived the funding slowdown by keeping its business simple, but with Amazon a looming threat and staff retention a challenge, the online grocery start-up has its work cut out ...

BigBasket.com, one of the biggest online grocery stores in India, is planning to expand into more cities after raising $50 million in new funding led by Bessemer Venture. Founded in 2011, the ...

BigBasket is also eyeing a public share listing but did not specify a timeline. “It doesn’t make sense to be highly unprofitable and go to the IPO markets. It’s not a good look," Parekh said.