India's e-commerce market size to surge to $325 billion by 2030: Deloitte
Online retail penetration is projected to grow at an extraordinary rate, outpacing offline retail by 2.5 times in the next decade
Online retail penetration is projected to grow at an extraordinary rate, outpacing offline retail by 2.5 times in the next decade
Shopper addition will continue to be at the heart of future e-retail growth. India's online shopper base is estimated to increase to 400-450 million by 2027, say analysts at the firm.
Serving customers directly and through an omnichannel approach is emerging as a prerequisite to growth.
Pandemic accelerates e-tail transition as overall retail market shrinks 5%.
Finally, the moment-in-the-sun for the Indian startup ecosystem seems to be on the horizon. And this is why the fate of Flipkart's maiden IPO—that too worth $10 billion— matters.
According to a report released by e-commerce platform Shopify, Covid-19 has ended up creating a new normal, and this new normal is not only about the way we live, but also about the way we shop.
Automakers are pushing for cars to be sold online in a desperate bid to combat a Covid-19-related slowdown and push up demand.
Shan Kadavil, co-founder and CEO, FreshToHome, says that there is a huge market for the fish and meat e-retailer, as over 80% of Indians are non-vegetarians. And they are moving towards e-commerce.
The Walmart Vriddhi Supplier Development Program is expected to equip MSMEs to contribute to the global supply chain and expand capabilities in India, one of Walmart’s top five sourcing markets.
Reddy has built a formidable ready-to-wear garments business in four years with top brands such as Wrogn and Imara. Her next goal is tough: to be profitable.