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Blinkit aims to have 2,000 dark stores by 2026 while remaining profitable: Albinder Dhindsa

Blinkit's gross order value grew 130% year-on-year to Rs 4,923 crore in the June quarter, while operating loss decreased to Rs 3 crore.

August 01, 2024 / 20:32 IST
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Blinkit is owned by Zomato and is based in Gurugram

Zomato-owned quick commerce company Blinkit aims to hit 2,000 dark stores by the end of 2026 from 639 at the end of the June quarter.

"As of now, we see a line of sight of getting to about 2,000 stores for our current business. Most of these stores would be in top 10 cities in India. Beyond the large cities, the size of the market is still undiscovered. If everything goes as planned (which usually doesn’t), we plan to get to 2,000 stores, latest by the end of 2026 while remaining profitable," Blinkit chief Albinder Dhindsa said on August 1.

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"Our average GOV (gross order value) throughput per store has grown from about Rs 6 lakh per day per store when we were at 383 stores exactly a year ago to about Rs 10 lakh today when we are at 639 stores. For our top 50 stores today, this number is Rs 18 lakh per day per store, and growing," he added.

Its GOV grew 130% year-on-year to Rs 4,923 crore in the June quarter, while operating loss decreased to Rs 3 crore.