Flipkart Minutes, Amazon Now race to scale dark-store networks in India's $70B quick-commerce sprint
Walmart-owned Flipkart Minutes and Amazon Now are aggressively expanding fulfillment footprints to capture India's quick-commerce market, projected to hit US$65-70 billion GMV by 2030. Amazon leans on Prime membership leverage while Flipkart drives standalone adoption.
Flipkart Minutes and Amazon Now are scaling fulfillment networks to compete in India's quick-commerce market, projected at US$65-70 billion GMV by 2030. Amazon leverages Prime membership while Walmart-owned Flipkart pushes its own adoption strategy.
Why this matters
Builds on Flipkart Minutes' recent 1,000-store milestone across 130 cities, 42x Tier II/III order growth, and 50M new platform visitors, intensifying its rivalry with Amazon Now.
Omni-channel signals holding steady at 408 over the last 90 days.