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Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer of Swiggy, Sriharsha Majety gives a replica of a Swiggy delivery bag to Managing Director and CEO of National Stock Exchange of India Ashishkumar Chauhan ahead of the listing ceremony of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in Mumbai, India, November 13, 2024. Francis Mascarenhas
Managing Director and Group Chief Executive Officer of Swiggy, Sriharsha Majety gives a replica of a Swiggy delivery bag to Managing Director and CEO of National Stock Exchange of India Ashishkumar Chauhan ahead of the listing ceremony of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in Mumbai, India, November 13, 2024. Francis Mascarenhas
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India's Swiggy (SWIG.NS) on Thursday said it ​is targeting core earnings of ‌100 billion rupees ($1.05 billion) by fiscal year 2031, driven by growth in its ​food delivery business and quick-commerce ​unit Instamart.

The company expects Instamart's ⁠gross order value (GOV) to rise ​four-to-fivefold to 1.5 trillion rupees by ​fiscal 2031 from 280 billion rupees in fiscal 2026.

The outlook comes as Swiggy ​and rival Eternal's (ETEA.NS) Blinkit aim ​to capture more market share in India's quick-commerce ‌market, ⁠where rising demand and stiff competition are driving aggressive investments in dark stores, or fulfillment centres, to ​cut delivery ​times.

Swiggy is ⁠also aiming for consolidated GOV of 2.5 trillion ​rupees by fiscal 2031, up ​from ⁠677.34 billion rupees in fiscal 2026, it said.

The company's shares were up ⁠4.3% ​after it announced ​the outlook.

($1 = 95.1575 Indian rupees)

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