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E-Business and Digital Economy Assignment Myntra: Submitted By-Naman Gupta (LIT2018045)
E-Business and Digital Economy Assignment Myntra: Submitted By-Naman Gupta (LIT2018045)
Submitted by-
Naman Gupta(LIT2018045)
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Growth Statistics
Revenue
The fashion e-tailer had registered losses to the tune of Rs 151.22 crore in the previous
year, documents sourced by business intelligence platform Tofler said.However, the
company's revenue from operations more than doubled to Rs 1,041.10 crore in FY'19
from Rs 398.33 crore in the previous fiscal, it added.The company saw its employee
benefit expenses go up to Rs 425.20 crore in FY'19 from Rs 279.39 crore in the previous
fiscal, while total expenses for the fiscal were at about Rs 1,628 crore, it said.Queries
sent to the company did not elicit a response.Myntra has partnered with over 3,000
fashion and lifestyle brands including Nike, adidas, Diesel, CAT, Harley Davidson, Ferrari,
Timberland, and others.
Market Share
Online fashion retailer Myntra has pulled ahead in the market share battle in the online
fashion business, touching an annual run rate of nearly $2 billion (around ₹ 13,900 crore)
in terms of gross merchandise value (GMV), according to two people directly aware of
the company’s numbers.
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Profits
Myntra, along with Jabong which it acquired last year, has a GMV run-rate of $1.5 billion
currently and looks to reach $1.7 billion by the year-end. Myntra fashion brands have
seen 100% growth in revenue from $150 million last year to $300 million this year.