Myntra enters India's quick-commerce race with 30-minute apparel delivery | TechCrunch
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from TechCrunch2 months ago
Myntra's 'M-Now' promises to deliver fashion and lifestyle products within 30 minutes, offering 10,000 styles from brands like Tommy Hilfiger and MAC.
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Nandita Sinha, CEO of Myntra, stated that 'Fashion thrives on a diverse selection that empowers customers.' M-Now reflects this commitment to evolving fashion aspirations.
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Myntra's M-Now aims to revolutionize quick commerce, beginning in Bengaluru with plans for broader expansion across major cities including Mumbai and Delhi.
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Morgan Stanley estimates the quick commerce market in India will reach $42 billion by 2030, highlighting its growing importance within the e-commerce landscape.
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