Grofers Company
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Zomato-owned Blinkit Launches Printout Delivery Service in Select Areas
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has started printout delivery services in a few areas. The company will reportedly charge an amount of Rs. 9 per page for delivering black and white printouts at your doorsteps, while Rs. 19 will be levied for coloured copies. Users can get their documents printed and delivered to their doorsteps by just uploadin...
-
Zomato Shares Fall Over 20 Percent After Blinkit Acquisition Announcement
Zomato’s shares have fallen over 20 percent since the company announced its acquisition of instant delivery platform Blinkit on June 24. In a move that appears to have not gone down well with investors, Zomato last week approved a proposal to acquire the cash-strapped quick commerce company Blinkit (previously known as Grofers) for Rs 4,447 crore...
-
Blinkit Temporarily Stops Operations in Areas Where It Cannot Deliver in 10 Minutes
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has temporarily shut down stores and is limiting its operations to only those areas where it can deliver products within 10 minutes. The latest business decision by the company is said to impact 75,000 of its 200,000 daily customers.
-
Grofers Rebrands Itself As Blinkit As It Focuses On Quick Commerce
The Zomato and SoftBank-backed company had started its quick commerce service with a 10-minute delivery promise a few months ago.
-
Zomato To Scrap Its Grocery Delivery Service From September 17
The company feels its investment in Grofers will help generate better outcomes than its in-house grocery efforts.
-
Grofers Founder Responds To Criticism Over Company's 10-minute Deliveries
Albinder Dhindsa, founder of Grofers, released a statement on Twitter, responding to the backlash the company received on its 10-minute delivery policy.
-
Gurugram Police Directs Officers to Allow E-Commerce Deliveries, Delhi Police Also in Talks With E-Retailers
Gurugram Police announced allowed the delivery operations of various online services amid the nationwide lockdown imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to limit the coronavirus outbreak in India.
-
Amazon Planning to Launch Food Delivery Service in India: Report
Amazon, the US e-commerce giant, is eyeing the Indian food delivery market and is expected to launch its own delivery service to take on Zomato and Swiggy.
-
Alibaba Leads $300 Million Funding For India's Biggest Online Grocer
The Bangalore-based startup sells everything from fresh leafy greens to kitchen mops, spice mixes and savory snacks.
-
E-Commerce Sites Must Show MRP, Other Details From Next Year, Government Rules
Along with MRP, the companies have to declare manufacturing date, expiry date, net quantity, country of origin and consumer care details on the label.
-
Flipkart, Amazon Lead LinkedIn's List of Best Companies to Work For in India
Flipkart and Amazon, for the second year in a row topped LinkedIn India's list of top companies to work for in 2017.
-
BigBasket in Talks for Possible Merger With Grofers, Claims Report
If the merger goes through, SoftBank Group, which is an existing investor in Grofers', will participate in a funding round in the merged company, LiveMint reported.
-
BigBasket In Talks For Possible Merger With Grofers India: Report
If the merger goes through, SoftBank Group, which is an existing investor in Grofers', will participate in a $60 million to $100 million funding round in the merged company, the report added.
-
2016 Devaluations Not Worrying For India's Start-Up Climate, Say Experts
2016 saw massive layoffs in start-ups, with Grofers, Ola, Quikr, Zomato, Askme and many more together handing out 10,000 pink slips over one year. Experts say these companies were forced to narrow their resources after the bullish boom of 2015.
-
Four Reasons Why Indian Hyperlocal Startups Failed
How do hyperlocal startups make money, and why doesn't it always work out?
-
Zomato-owned Blinkit Launches Printout Delivery Service in Select Areas
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has started printout delivery services in a few areas. The company will reportedly charge an amount of Rs. 9 per page for delivering black and white printouts at your doorsteps, while Rs. 19 will be levied for coloured copies. Users can get their documents printed and delivered to their doorsteps by just uploadin...
-
Zomato Shares Fall Over 20 Percent After Blinkit Acquisition Announcement
Zomato’s shares have fallen over 20 percent since the company announced its acquisition of instant delivery platform Blinkit on June 24. In a move that appears to have not gone down well with investors, Zomato last week approved a proposal to acquire the cash-strapped quick commerce company Blinkit (previously known as Grofers) for Rs 4,447 crore...
-
Blinkit Temporarily Stops Operations in Areas Where It Cannot Deliver in 10 Minutes
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has temporarily shut down stores and is limiting its operations to only those areas where it can deliver products within 10 minutes. The latest business decision by the company is said to impact 75,000 of its 200,000 daily customers.
-
Grofers Rebrands Itself As Blinkit As It Focuses On Quick Commerce
The Zomato and SoftBank-backed company had started its quick commerce service with a 10-minute delivery promise a few months ago.
-
Zomato To Scrap Its Grocery Delivery Service From September 17
The company feels its investment in Grofers will help generate better outcomes than its in-house grocery efforts.
-
Grofers Founder Responds To Criticism Over Company's 10-minute Deliveries
Albinder Dhindsa, founder of Grofers, released a statement on Twitter, responding to the backlash the company received on its 10-minute delivery policy.
-
Gurugram Police Directs Officers to Allow E-Commerce Deliveries, Delhi Police Also in Talks With E-Retailers
Gurugram Police announced allowed the delivery operations of various online services amid the nationwide lockdown imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to limit the coronavirus outbreak in India.
-
Amazon Planning to Launch Food Delivery Service in India: Report
Amazon, the US e-commerce giant, is eyeing the Indian food delivery market and is expected to launch its own delivery service to take on Zomato and Swiggy.
-
Alibaba Leads $300 Million Funding For India's Biggest Online Grocer
The Bangalore-based startup sells everything from fresh leafy greens to kitchen mops, spice mixes and savory snacks.
-
E-Commerce Sites Must Show MRP, Other Details From Next Year, Government Rules
Along with MRP, the companies have to declare manufacturing date, expiry date, net quantity, country of origin and consumer care details on the label.
-
Flipkart, Amazon Lead LinkedIn's List of Best Companies to Work For in India
Flipkart and Amazon, for the second year in a row topped LinkedIn India's list of top companies to work for in 2017.
-
BigBasket in Talks for Possible Merger With Grofers, Claims Report
If the merger goes through, SoftBank Group, which is an existing investor in Grofers', will participate in a funding round in the merged company, LiveMint reported.
-
BigBasket In Talks For Possible Merger With Grofers India: Report
If the merger goes through, SoftBank Group, which is an existing investor in Grofers', will participate in a $60 million to $100 million funding round in the merged company, the report added.
-
2016 Devaluations Not Worrying For India's Start-Up Climate, Say Experts
2016 saw massive layoffs in start-ups, with Grofers, Ola, Quikr, Zomato, Askme and many more together handing out 10,000 pink slips over one year. Experts say these companies were forced to narrow their resources after the bullish boom of 2015.
-
Four Reasons Why Indian Hyperlocal Startups Failed
How do hyperlocal startups make money, and why doesn't it always work out?
