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Dunzo
Dunzo
Dunzo
Members :
Apoorva
Manya Kapoor
Navya Gupta
Krish Goyal
Current Scenario
Dunzo, an Indian company, offers delivery services for various items including fruits, vegetables, meat, pet supplies, food, and medicines in major cities.
Company Overview It operated in eight Indian cities and started in 2015 as a hyperlocal delivery startup.
Gained popularity in 2020 due to COVID-19, experiencing rapid user growth from 2.7 million to 5.1 million.
Business Evolution Entered the quick commerce space in 2021, adopting a dark store model.
High operating costs and resource drain due to the capital-intensive dark store model.
Challenges Faced Intense competition in the Quick Commerce Industry with new players backed by market giants.
Insufficient marketing expenditure (10% of total), leading to a lack of customer acquisition.
Dunzo's decline stands out as a captivating case study in India's startup landscape. Despite an early advantage
in hyperlocal delivery, the company faltered against competitors like Zepto, Blinkit, and Swiggy Instamart. The
primary reasons for Dunzo's setback include a lack of focus – attempting to navigate both hyperlocal and quick
commerce simultaneously during the pandemic, leading to significant financial burn.