HomeNewsTrendsSwiggy Instamart sells 581 chocolates, 324 roses per minutes on Valentine's Day: 'Bull run'

Swiggy Instamart sells 581 chocolates, 324 roses per minutes on Valentine's Day: 'Bull run'

According to data shared by Swiggy co-founder Phani Kishan, the platform processed orders at a staggering rate during peak hours—581 chocolates and 324 roses per minute. Drawing a comparison with the stock market, Kishan described the surge as a 'bull run' for love.

February 15, 2025 / 14:37 IST
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Phani Kishan noted that one bulk order in Delhi alone included 174 chocolates, with the customer spending a total of Rs 29,844.

Swiggy Instamart witnessed a  surge in orders this Valentine’s Day, as consumers went all out to celebrate the occasion. The platform recorded unprecedented sales, with chocolates and roses emerging as the top-selling items.

According to data shared by Swiggy co-founder Phani Kishan, the platform processed orders at a staggering rate during peak hours—581 chocolates and 324 roses per minute. Drawing a comparison with the stock market, Kishan described the surge as a “bull run” for love.

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"Our analysts have crunched the numbers, and the Valentine’s Day rush is mad. At peak, we saw: 581 chocolate orders per minute, 324 rose orders per minute. If there was ever a stock market for love, this was the bull run," he wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

Revealing further details, Kishan noted that one bulk order in Delhi alone included 174 chocolates, with the customer spending a total of Rs 29,844. He also highlighted that by 10:53 AM, Swiggy Instamart had already delivered twice as many chocolates as it did on Valentine’s Day last year.

"24 orders. 174 chocolates. Rs 29,844 spent. Someone in Delhi is taking ‘Tohfa sabke liye’ very, very seriously. Love (and chocolates) are in the air. At 10:53 AM, Swiggy Instamart had already delivered 2x more chocolates than last Valentine’s Day. Right now, we’re at 5x the orders of a regular Friday—clearly, sweet surprises are the way to go," he added.

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