The E-Brocery platform supported by the digital Tata Bigbasket saw its annual turnover decline in the year that ended March 2025, since the competition of rapid rivals of the Blinkit trade, Zepto and Instamart intensified.According to the annual report of Tata Sons for Fy25, the innovative FY25 turnover of BigBasket innovative retail sales dropped by 3% to RS 7,673 crores, while the turnover of the food supplies of the B2B supermarket fell by 7% to RS 2,227 Crore during the year.
The losses for the concepts of innovative retail, in the meantime, increased to RS 1,851 crores during the tax year 25, from RS 1.267 Crore the previous year.
Bigbasket, who initially operated as a delivery player of food, passed to quick trade through his 10 -minute delivery service BB now.
The Tata group purchased a majority share in BigBasket in 2021, purchasing the entire participation of the then largest shareholder, Alibaba, in an agreement that evaluates the company between $ 1.5 billion and $ 2 billion.In April, and reported that the Salt-to-Software conglomerate had put global investment banks to the test to collect $ 1.3 billion external capital for its BigBasket digital activities and the Empharmacy 1MG platform, of which $ 1 billion were intended for the drug-drug company.
In a corporate review of Tata Digital’s activities in February, the group holding clarified its displeasure for BigBasket’s delay in a space that saw its competitors capturing market shares, had reported et.
Currently, according to the various estimates in the sector, about 80-85% of the rapid trade market share of India is detained by the first three Eternal Property-Blinkit actors, SWIGGY-CONTA The rest divided between BigBasket, Flipkart Minutes, Jiomart and Amonce Now.Tata has over 65% of BigBasket while Mirae Asset VC and the United Kingdom CDC group are among other investors. The company based in Bengaluru was the last time at $ 3.2 billion in December 2022, when it collected $ 200 million from Tata Digital.
In June, Bigbasket had also started piloting his 10 -minute food delivery service, offering Starbucks India objects, a joint venture between Tata Consumer Products and the Coffee Chain based in the United States Starbucks and Qmin, a food delivery platform owned by the Indian Hotels Company of Tata Group Limited.
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