Anees Hussain

Gen Z demand fuels AI-led lean inventory models A clutch of direct-to-consumer fashion startups is building businesses around a model that challenges

India's quick commerce market is witnessing explosive growth in total orders, but consumers are increasingly splitting purchases across multiple apps, reducing ordering frequency on individual platforms.

The shift aims to build more durable growth

New wallet and fee-waiver features suggest Instamart may be recalibrating its quality-growth strategy

Physics Wallah eyes net profit in FY27 AI efficiencies and operating leverage expected to support margins.

Repeated fuel price hikes are putting pressure on delivery partners and exposing the limited progress online delivery platforms have made in shifting

In a conversation with Anees Hussain, Saurabh Garg, co-founder and chief business officer, NoBroker, talks about the squeeze on affordable housing and the policy fixes needed. Excerpts:

Quick commerce platform Zepto has begun tying its free-delivery threshold to real-time demand, pushing the minimum order value up to ₹299 during peak hours to improve unit economics ahead of its public listing.

Zepto more than doubled its FY26 revenue to Rs 22,624 crore, expanded quick-commerce market share to 35%, and plans to raise Rs 8,010 crore through an IPO, while net loss widened amid aggressive growth and expansion.

LG Electronics aims to double revenue from India, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil by 2030, leveraging India’s premiumisation shift and boosting local production for global exports.