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HSBC has revised its target price for Swiggy Ltd. to ₹400 from ₹430, citing intense competition in India’s quick commerce sector. While Swiggy’s food delivery business shows resilience, its Instamart unit faces mounting losses against rivals like Blinkit. The brokerage maintains a cautious outlook, reflecting industry-wide profitability challenges.
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Global brokerage firm HSBC has cut its target price for Swiggy Ltd. (SWIG.NS) to ₹400 from ₹430, highlighting the growing strain in India’s quick commerce industry. The adjustment underscores the challenges Swiggy faces as it balances strong food delivery growth with mounting losses in its Instamart vertical.
Key Highlights
Competitive landscape: Fierce rivalry with Blinkit and other players has weighed on Swiggy’s quick commerce margins.
Food delivery resilience: Swiggy’s core food delivery business continues to expand, supported by margin improvements and innovations like Bolt.
Profitability concerns: Instamart’s widening losses have delayed Swiggy’s profitability timeline, prompting HSBC’s cautious stance.
Market sentiment: Despite the cut, Swiggy’s shares have shown short-term gains, reflecting investor optimism in its long-term growth potential.
Industry outlook: HSBC notes that sustained competition will keep gross order value (GOV) growth in focus, with consensus food growth expectations now lowered to 12–15%.
This recalibration signals the broader reality of India’s quick commerce sector: rapid expansion paired with profitability pressures. Swiggy’s ability to innovate and streamline operations will be critical in navigating this competitive environment.
Sources: Economic Times, CNBCTV18, TopNews
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