Swiggy & Zomato — Instamart

Swiggy: Swiggy increased its platform fee multiple times, aiming to improve profitability and offset losses from its Zomato — Instamart quick-commerce arm. This move is expected to generate significant additional revenue for Swiggy.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart, Swiggy's quick-commerce arm, is a primary reason for Swiggy's widening net losses, necessitating the platform fee hikes to cover increased investments.

Swiggy: Swiggy is proposing changes to its board nomination framework to qualify as an Indian Owned and Controlled Company (IOCC) under Indian foreign exchange regulations, which could provide greater operational flexibility.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart is a quick commerce brand owned by Swiggy, mentioned in the context of Swiggy's broader business operations.

Swiggy: Swiggy operates Zomato — Instamart, a competitor to Metric prefix, and is mentioned as a broader food-tech and delivery ecosystem player.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart is a competitor to Metric prefix in the quick-commerce market, with its revenue figures being compared to Metric prefix's performance.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart, a quick commerce platform, was expected to be affected by the strike and offered higher incentives to mitigate disruptions.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart is Swiggy's quick-commerce platform and a direct competitor to Metric prefix.

Zomato — Instamart: Zomato — Instamart, a quick commerce platform, was still displaying '10-minute delivery' branding but may be forced to revise its messaging following government intervention.