Businessline says India’s online retail market could reach $200 billion by FY31 as quick commerce and e-commerce converge, with product selection becoming more important than speed.
Businessline reports that platforms in India are expanding their product ranges to become shoppers’ primary destination for groceries, fashion, electronics and mobile phones. The competition is moving beyond 10-minute deliveries toward broader selection, the outlet says, as quick commerce and e-commerce converge.
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Businessline says India’s online retail market could reach $200 billion by FY31 as quick commerce and e-commerce converge, with product selection becoming more important than speed.
Businessline reports that platforms in India are expanding their product ranges to become shoppers’ primary destination for groceries, fashion, electronics and mobile phones. The competition is moving beyond 10-minute deliveries toward broader selection, the outlet says, as quick commerce and e-commerce converge.
businessline@businesslineIndia’s online retail battle is moving beyond 10-minute deliveries, as platforms expand assortments and compete to become consumers’ primary destination for everything from groceries and fashion to electronics and mobile phones.
businessline@businesslineIndia’s online retail battle is moving beyond 10-minute deliveries, as platforms expand assortments and compete to become consumers’ primary destination for everything from groceries and fashion to electronics and mobile phones.