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Its acquisition of Kirana Club signals an attempt to find a new growth engine, but grocery retail has been a challenge for even well-funded players.

Meesho appears to be running out of obvious growth levers. Increasingly, grocery looks like one of the few large options left for it to pursue.
Founded in 2015, the company built one of India’s largest value-commerce marketplaces through a zero-commission model, its business defined by high order volumes, low average order values and revenue driven largely by advertising and logistics. But the very economics that enabled its rapid scale are now beginning to weigh on the business.
So, over a month ago, Meesho took its first step towards unlocking a new growth engine by acquiring Kirana Club—a platform that connects …
The Walmart-owned e-commerce company has entered microdramas and food delivery. Is it thinking long-term or just chasing a trend?
The e-commerce platform appears to have put on a good show in FY26, outpacing itself on most fronts. However, the margins tell a different story, one that investors should pay close attention to.
The relatively new online marketplace seems to be doubling on its UAE momentum. We take a look at what is at stake.