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Hyderabad diners saved Rs. 114.8 crore through Swiggy Dineout in 2025, ranking third nationally. Celebrations, premium dining, and popular dishes like Chicken Biryani drove bookings, while the city also recorded high late-night orders and fast delivery trends.
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Hyderabad lived up to its reputation as India’s Biryani Capital in 2025, consuming a staggering 175 lakh plates, with Chicken Biryani alone accounting for 108 lakh orders. Swiggy data revealed Veg Dosa and Idli as the next most popular dishes.
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New Year’s Eve celebrations across India may be disrupted as thousands of gig workers associated with major delivery and e-commerce platforms plan a nationwide strike on Wednesday. Unions warn of delays and cancellations amid demands for fair pay and labour protections.
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In 2025, Hyderabadis splurged on Instamart, buying iPhones worth Rs 4.3 lakh, soft drinks for Rs 1.92 lakh, and Rs 31,000 roses on Valentine’s Day. Electronics, appliances, and luxury items saw huge growth, reflecting India’s shift toward lifestyle-driven quick commerce
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India’s love for biryani stayed strong in 2025, with 93 million orders on Swiggy. Chicken biryani topped the list, while burgers, pizzas, dosa, desserts, and regional cuisines also saw high demand across the country.
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GHMC food safety officials inspected 27 retail and delivery establishments in Hyderabad after receiving complaints about poor hygiene. Violations were found, including lack of medical fitness certificates and unhygienic practices. Notices were issued, and inspections will continue further
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Swiggy reported a net loss of Rs 1,197 crore for Q1 FY26, nearly doubling from a year earlier, largely due to a Rs 896-crore loss from Instamart. Despite this, revenue rose 52 per cent YoY to Rs 5,048 crore and GOV jumped 108 per cent
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Quick commerce platform Instamart has dropped parent Swiggy from its name, in a strategic move aimed at carving a standalone brand identity
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Total expenses shot up to Rs 5,609.6 crore during the the March quarter of FY25, as against Rs 3,668 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year
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The launch of Pyng, an AI-driven platform marks Swiggy's entry into the growing professional services market
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The total tax demand stands at over Rs 165 crore. In a regulatory filing on Saturday, Swiggy said it received an order from the Office of the Profession Tax Officer in Pune, demanding Rs 7.59 crore.
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The online food aggregator's valuation, which soared past $16 billion or nearly Rs 1,32,800 crore in December 2024, has dropped to 50 per cent on NSE
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Shares plunge 12 per cent after food delivery aggregator Zomato reported a 57.2 per cent drop in consolidated net profit to Rs 59 crore in the December quarter
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New “Veg mode enablement fee” in Zomato has sparked outrage online, with users calling it a “luxury tax” for vegetarians
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The online delivery platform responds to the TMC MP, saying they would look into the issue
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The annual food trend, ‘How India Swiggy’d indicated that Hyderabadis have ordered a staggering 1.57 crore biryanis in 2024 at a rate of 34 biryanis every minute
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On Wednesday, shares of Swiggy were listed with a premium of nearly 8 per cent against the issue price of Rs 390 on NSE.
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Swiggy's IPO was subscribed 0.12 times on the first day and 0.35 times on the second day. The qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) portion was subscribed 6.02 times, the non-institutional investors (NIIs) portion saw a 0.41 times subscription, the retail individual investors (RIIs) portion was subscribed 1.14 times, and the employee portion received 1.65 times subscription.
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Following the disruption of traditional standalone medical shops by online medical stores, quick commerce platforms are now preparing ground for rapid doorstep delivery service.
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Segility India, a healthcare sector company, will launch its public issue for retail investors next week, with bidding open from November 5 to 7. The company aims to raise Rs 2,106.60 crore through this IPO, with a price band set at Rs 28 to Rs 30. The entire offering will be an Offer for Sale (OFS).