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Quick commerce to grow from $2.8B today to $22B by 2027

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Qwerty2398

Stealth

17 days ago

BOfa has come up with the findings. Then quick comerce is on its death bed.
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by ClosedEyrie

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This is BIG. Such bullishness on quick commerce.

All the naysayers who said this is ridiculous will slowly be proved wrong

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by Winnertakeall

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by BladeRunner007

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Will quick commerce eventually die in India, like it did in USA?

Saw a thread by Deedy, praising qCommerce in India, and then saw few replies telling why it would/wouldn't survive in future? Thoughts... Link to Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/debarghya_das/status/1739661699601617252?t=bJe2nzghhtc5jpsXrNWnQQ&s=19

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by BiryaniEnthu

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Too much money too soon, where have we seen that?

While I'm proud of these two revolutionising the quick commerce space, I somehow have a bad feeling about this Profits aren't coming, money is flowing Don't know what the VCs are seeking? Why bake a a pie that you can't eat later?

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by Y

Meesho

Quick commerce is fast evolving from a BigBasket/Kirana alternative to an Amazon alternative 💪🏻

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/non-grocery-items-deliver-bright-growth-to-dark-stores/articleshow/109226337.cms

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