Success Case Study: Swiggy Food Delivery - A disruptive food-tech start-up that has revolutionized the food delivery space in India

Success Case Study: Swiggy Food Delivery - A disruptive food-tech start-up that has revolutionized the food delivery space in India

Summary

In the four years since its inception, Swiggy has expanded to 60 Indian cities with a network of 55,000 restaurant partners and a fleet of over 120,000 delivery drivers. Despite fierce competition and high operating costs, it registered strong growth in operating revenues and order volumes through FY 2018. The company raised about $1.45 billion in funds through 2018, making it one of the most valuable food tech start-ups in the country.

Swiggy, a food-tech startup, has emerged as one of the top companies in the highly competitive Indian hyperlocal food-delivery market.

Scope

• Swiggy identified an underserved need for convenient and more personalized food-delivery services among net-savvy urban Indians.


• The company adopted a data-driven and customer-centric approach to executing orders in a timely and dependable manner.


• Swiggy has gained a strong following through its constant commitment to refining its user experience and develop innovative service offerings to fulfill various consumer needs.


• There is strong demand for hyperlocal services that offer convenience and time savings to consumers with consistent quality and reliability.


• Food delivery services need to shift focus from customer acquisition to customer retention.

Reasons to Buy

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