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Dunzo Daily-vering under 19 mins

Hyperlocal delivery platform Dunzo, which was focussing on the core needs of consumers even before the pandemic, recently launched Dunzo Daily to deliver essentials to customers in 19 minutes.

Dunzo Daily-vering under 19 mins

Thursday September 23, 2021 , 4 min Read

Good Morning,


Online delivery of essential items emerged as a lifesaver during the pandemic, allowing customers to shop conveniently while following the required social distancing guidelines. 


While the increase in demand proved beneficial for ecommerce grocery players like Dunzo, Bigbasket, Grofers, and Swiggy, it also meant these startups changing levellers and building their systems to suit the specific needs of customers. 


Hyperlocal delivery platform Dunzo, which was focussing on the core needs of consumers even before the pandemic, recently launched Dunzo Daily to deliver essentials to customers in 19 minutes


Dunzo Daily — already growing at 25 percent week-on-week — is focused on the user’s buying patterns, and it stocks only those items that are frequently purchased by the users in a geography. 


Riding on the back of the organic demand, the Bengaluru-based hyperlocal giant scaled its GMV, which includes the value of products sold on the platform and user delivery fees, by approximately 65 percent in FY21, with more than 90 percent of users signing up on the platform organically in the last year. 


Backed by Google, Dunzo also managed to scale its revenue by 1.6X in FY21 and has reduced cash burn by 43 percent. Here’s how Dunzo managed to grow during the pandemic.

Dunzo



The Interview

If there's one thing that golfers and entrepreneurs have in common, it's letting go of the past and focusing on the task at hand. These are the similarities explored on Startup Spin, a show that brings out an unknown side of some of the biggest names in the business.


In the fourth episode, host Vikram Sathaye and LimeRoad CEO and Founder Suchi Mukherjee discuss fascinating topics like growing up with a cinephile, purposeful practice, grit, and fruitful partnerships.



Editor’s Pick: 100X Entrepreneur podcast

Entrepreneur Kshitij Jain, Founder and CEO of joveo, a programmatic job advertising platform, believes that the hiring industry, especially the job board space, has not fundamentally changed since 1995. 


In this episode of the 100X Entrepreneur podcast, Kshitij talks about starting up jobs platform Joveo, the fundamental changes required in the hiring process, and the importance of finding the ‘right fit’. Read more.

Joveo, Kshitij Jain



Startup Spotlight

Providing transparency in beauty


Direct-to-consumer (D2C) beauty and skincare brands in India are not just gaining popularity amongst a rising customer base, but with investors as well. Organic or otherwise, brands have tapped into digitisation, influencer marketing strategies, and even the pandemic to bolster sales 


Jaipur-based skincare startup Minimalist is trying to carve its own niche by innovating in the serum category and making its ingredients transparent to the consumers. Read more.

Minimalist startup snapshot

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Before you go, stay inspired with… 

Kabeer Biswas

Kabeer Biswas, CEO and Co-founder of Dunzo | Image Source: Prime Venture Partners team

“Dunzo has always delivered on customer experience and convenience. We work with our network of delivery partners, merchant stores (kiranas), and fulfilment centres to ensure we are always within a one to two km radius of our customers.”

Kabeer Biswas, Co-founder and CEO, Dunzo



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