Goldman Sachs
May 20, 2026
BigBasket Asia Communacopia and Technology Key Takeaways
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Goldman Sachs hosted BigBasket management to discuss India's quick commerce market, highlighting a shift toward multi-category retail and the challenging but improving unit economics driven by ad revenue and order density.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Quick commerce in India is evolving from a grocery-dominant model to a multi-category format, where non-grocery items could potentially exceed 50% of the Total Addressable Market (TAM).
- 2.The industry is seeing rapid user growth, acquiring approximately 5 million new users per month, with the average customer utilizing three different apps.
- 3.Competitive intensity is high, particularly with horizontal e-commerce players entering the space, but management expects consolidation in the quick commerce industry over time.
Table of Contents
- Detailed takeaways below:
- Industry:
- Customer traction:
- Competitive landscape:
- Unit economics
- Ad monetization
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Authors
Manish AdukiaHarshita WadherRaghav VashishthSumangala Lnu
Securities
BigBasketETEA.BO
Themes
Expansion of Quick Commerce TAMProfitability through Ad MonetizationBlurring lines between Quick Commerce and Horizontal E-commerce
Regions
Asia PacificIndia
