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AOV growth for Instamart reached 26% YoY and 16% QoQ, which management stated was ahead of their guidance. (3 exceeded across 3 tracked commitments)
“Clearly identified margin improvement levers driving the path to profitability... Emphasis on profitable basket-value growth... GOV / user increased 15% QoQ to ~INR 1,950/month (Q2FY26)”
The company expects advertising revenue for Instamart to reach 6% to 7% of GMV in steady state. — target: 6% to 7% (+1 more commitment)
“In terms of our guidance, we believe that in steady state, this number can get to 6% to 7%.”
Swiggy is investing in warehousing capacity expansion, particularly in Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns, to improve supply chain efficiency. — target: Doubling capacity (achieved) with more spending planned (+2 more commitments)
“Significant potential to expand our offerings across cities, as well as increase their geographical overlap; thereby increasing consumer salience of our platform”
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The platform's cross-pollination moat is strengthening as more users transition from using a single service to multiple offerings, increasing platform stickiness. (1 expanding)
“Growing number of users using multiple service... Q2FY25 28.1% to Q2FY26 35.7% (> 1 offering)”
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This risk is easing as Instamart's contribution margin improved from -4.6% to -2.6% despite competitive pressures, driven by advertising and operational efficiencies. (1 easing)
“So this has come across the monetization levers as well as the operating leverage and better utilization of the stores. So going forward basis, as I said, you should expect margin improvement to continue happening.”
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