Flipkart crosses 100 mn business milestone

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New Delhi: Homegrown e-tailer Flipkart has crossed a 100-million purebred users mark, apropos a initial e-commerce association in a nation to strike a milestone. The Bengaluru-based association has doubled a user bottom over a final year and combined 25 million users in a past 6 months alone.

“This is a tiny step in a efforts to build a height that provides peculiarity products, affordable and permitted to millions of Indians selling online. This miracle has serve energized us to ramp-up a efforts and build a world-class selling destination,” Flipkart co-founder and CEO Binny Bansal said.

One of a many valued start-ups in a country, Flipkart has Tiger Global, Accel Partners, Morgan Stanley and T Rowe among a investors. The association has lifted over USD 3 billion in appropriation so distant and has acquired companies like Myntra, PhonePe and LetsBuy. It has also invested in start-ups like Cube26, NestAway and BlackBuck.

A new Bank of America Merrill Lynch Report pegged Flipkart as a personality with over 43 per cent marketplace share. It foresee that by 2019, Flipkart would boost a share to 44 per cent.

e-commerce companies in India have witnessed extensive expansion on a behind of clever direct for smartphones and augmenting information usage. India, that is among a fastest flourishing e-commerce markets globally, is approaching to continue on a expansion movement over a 3 to 5 years. US online tradesman Amazon and Chinese heavyweight Alibaba are creation poignant investments in India to constraint a nascent marketplace here.

India is being seen as an event globally with a poignant cube of unfamiliar investments issuing into a zone in companies like Flipkart, Snapdeal and Paytm.

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