Meesho, India’s fast-growing e-commerce platform, reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹35.18 billion for the December quarter, alongside a net loss of ₹4.91 billion. The results highlight strong topline growth driven by expanding user base and marketplace activity, though profitability remains challenged by rising costs and competitive pressures.
Meesho has announced its December quarter financial results, reflecting robust revenue growth but continued losses. The company posted consolidated revenue of ₹35.18 billion, underscoring its strong presence in India’s e-commerce sector. However, net loss stood at ₹4.91 billion, pointing to challenges in balancing growth with profitability.
The results highlight Meesho’s aggressive expansion strategy, which has helped it capture significant market share in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, but also increased operating expenses and marketing costs.
Key Highlights:
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Revenue from Operations: ₹35.18 billion in Q3 FY2025/26.
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Net Loss: ₹4.91 billion, reflecting ongoing cost pressures.
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Growth Drivers: Expanding seller base, rising consumer adoption, and strong marketplace activity.
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Challenges: High customer acquisition costs and competitive pricing strategies.
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Market Context: E-commerce sector remains highly competitive with players focusing on scale and retention.
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Outlook: Meesho aims to optimize costs, strengthen logistics, and drive sustainable growth.
The results reaffirm Meesho’s rapid growth trajectory while highlighting the need for sharper cost management to achieve profitability in India’s competitive e-commerce landscape.
Sources: Company filing (Meesho), Reuters, Business Standard.