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Swiggy Limited

India · NSE: SWIGGY.NS · Market cap: · P/E: · P/S:

Swiggy delivers food and groceries to people's doors in India and takes a cut of each order.

Swiggy is India's big app for getting things brought to your door. Order lunch from a restaurant, and a rider picks it up and brings it to you. Order groceries, and they arrive in minutes from a nearby dark store. You can also book a table at a restaurant through the app. It all runs on one smartphone app aimed at urban Indian customers.

Swiggy Limited (SWIGGY.NS) Food delivery app: line art illustration of Swiggy app screen on a smartphone showing a restaurant listing card with a food photo
Food delivery app
Swiggy's app lets you order food from nearby restaurants and tracks the delivery rider.

The money comes from several places. Restaurants pay Swiggy a commission on each order, customers pay delivery fees, and the company charges restaurants for advertising to appear higher in the app. Its quick-commerce arm, Instamart, sells groceries and everyday goods from small warehouses it calls dark stores — not shops you walk into, just stocked rooms close to customers so delivery stays fast. That business is growing quickly and is the big bet for the future, though it burns cash as Swiggy races to open more stores. The food delivery fight is brutal. Swiggy's main rival is Eternal — the company formerly known as Zomato — which runs Zomato food delivery and the Blinkit quick-commerce service. Eternal is profitable in food delivery and has pushed hard into quick commerce. A third player, Zepto, is private but fierce in groceries. This is a market where rivals can copy features fast and customers switch apps for a discount, so scale and speed matter more than loyalty.


Swiggy listed on the National Stock Exchange in November 2024, and investors value it on growth rather than profits. Rapid expansion of dark stores and rider networks eats cash, so the company is spending today to own a bigger slice of Indian convenience shopping tomorrow. The risk: if rivals reach scale faster, Swiggy's spending may buy market share it can't keep. The upside: food delivery in India is still growing, and if quick commerce works, the same app becomes a habit for far more than dinner.

Saved answer · last researched 14 Nov 2026