Full-Time
Warehouse Lead
Fruits and Vegetables
Swiggy
10,001+ employees
India-based on-demand food delivery platform
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- Three to five years of experience in warehouse operations.
- Google Sheets proficiency is required.
- Ability to work in a target-driven team environment.
- Availability to work day and night shifts.
- Apply warehouse process knowledge across inbound, outbound, inventory management, and reverse logistics.
- Conduct stock audits and reduce inventory shrinkage.
- Manage manpower.
- Drive warehouse processes on the ground while ensuring quality and efficiency.
- Coordinate with multiple stakeholders to drive overall operations.
- Plan and manage reverse logistics.
- Plan and identify root causes of inventory deviations through cause-and-effect analysis.
- Drive productivity and improve cost efficiency.
- Manage first-expiry-first-out and first-in-first-out processes.
- Coordinate with the Dark Store operations team to ensure smooth material movement.
- Experience in fruits and vegetables operations is an added advantage.
Swiggy is a food delivery platform in India that connects customers with local restaurants. It uses a network of pick-up and delivery partners to route orders, handle payments, and provide real-time tracking. Revenue comes from commissions on orders, a subscription service (Swiggy Super), and advertising with restaurants; it differentiates itself by focusing on customer experience and fast delivery through tech and logistics. Its goal is to provide convenient, fast food delivery across major Indian cities while expanding its delivery network and services in a competitive market.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bengaluru, India
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q1 FY2027 revenue rose 34% to ₹7,112 crore, with loss narrowing sharply.
- Food delivery GOV grew 17.4% to ₹9,490 crore, and MTUs reached 19.2 million.
- New adjacencies like Food on Train, cinema ordering, and CREW expand monetization beyond meals.
What critics are saying
- Zomato and Uber-backed rivals compress margins, and category leadership never guarantees profitability.
- Swiggy still posted a ₹791 crore Q1 FY2027 net loss, burning cash quickly.
- If quick-commerce and food delivery stay unprofitable, a funding squeeze becomes existential by 2028.
What makes Swiggy unique
- Swiggy spans food delivery, Instamart, Dineout, Train, and CREW across India.
- Its 6.5 lakh delivery partners and 2.7 lakh restaurants create unmatched density.
- Swiggy builds consumer convenience features like real-time tracking, 24x7 help, and seat delivery.
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↑ 2%Swiggy to exit Lynks Logistics in $52 million deal with Singapore's Trustroot Internet. Food and quick commerce platform Swiggy will transfer its ₹668 crore B2B distribution business Lynks Logistics to Trustroot Internet in a shares swap deal. By Asmi Saxena September 7, 2026, 5:59:09 PM IST (Published) Swiggy Networks, a wholly owned subsidiary of the online food ordering and quick commerce platform Swiggy, will sell its entire stake in Lynks Logistics to Singapore-based Trustroot Internet for 166,534 Series R compulsorily convertible preference shares valued at $314.40 each, in a transaction worth about $52.4 million. The transaction, announced by Swiggy on Monday (September 7), is expected to be completed by October 22, subject to the fulfilment of conditions agreed by the parties. Lynks is currently a step-down wholly owned subsidiary of Swiggy. Following the transaction, it will no longer be part of the Swiggy group. The deal involves a transfer of Swiggy's business-to-business (B2B) authorised distribution business to Lynks before the stake sale. Swiggy Networks currently operates the business, which generated ₹668 crore in revenue in the financial year ended March 31, 2026. That revenue accounted for 2.90% of Swiggy's consolidated revenue for the year. The business had net assets of ₹500 crore, equivalent to 2.73% of Swiggy's consolidated net worth, as of March 31, 2026. What is being transferred. Swiggy's filing said Lynks itself reported no revenue on a standalone basis for the financial year ended March 31, 2026 and had a negative net worth of ₹11 lakh as of March 31. The B2B distribution business will first be transferred from Swiggy Networks to Lynks under a business transfer agreement. Swiggy Networks will then transfer its entire shareholding in Lynks to Trustroot Internet. Rather than receiving cash, Swiggy Networks will receive 166,534 Series R compulsorily convertible preference shares issued by Trustroot Internet at $314.40 per share. Based on the stated issue price and number of shares, the consideration is about $52.4 million. Who is buying Lynks Logistics. Trustroot Internet is based in Singapore and, according to Swiggy's filing, it and its affiliates are engaged in cash-and-carry wholesale trading. The buyer is not part of Swiggy's promoter group or group companies, and Swiggy said the transaction does not fall under related-party transactions. Q1 peformance. Swiggy reported a narrower-than-expected consolidated net loss for the June quarter, while revenue and operating performance were largely in line with Street estimates. The food and quick commerce platform posted a net loss of ₹791 crore, compared with ₹1,197 crore in the year-ago period. Revenue from operations rose 37.3% to ₹6,812 crore from ₹4,961 crore, while the earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) loss narrowed to ₹650 crore from ₹945 crore a year ago. Overall revenue rose 34% year-on-year to ₹7,112 crore. The food delivery business reported a 17.4% increase in Gross Order Value (GOV) to ₹9,490 crore, marginally below Street expectations of 18-19% growth. Adjusted EBITDA for the segment rose by ₹100 crore year-on-year to ₹292 crore, with the adjusted EBITDA margin at 3.1%. Monthly transacting users (MTUs) increased 17.8% to 19.2 million. Shares of Swiggy closed at ₹276.80, up 0.25% from the previous close on Monday.
Swiggy launches dedicated helpline to tackle Food Safety concerns. Swiggy has introduced a 24x7 food safety helpline and an in-app "Food Safety" channel to enable customers report any concerns about their orders. Customers can raise complaints, attach photographs and monitor cases using ticket numbers. On September 7th, Swiggy released two features specifically designed to improve customer assistance, reiterating the company's dedication to food safety. Customers can report any issues they may have about food safety to Swiggy's dedicated 24x7 helpline. Concerns can be voiced by customers by dialling 7948231850. Also, Swiggy's in-app Help section now has a specialised "Food Safety" channel. Providing a straightforward and easy-to-understand channel for consumers to voice any issues they may have with their orders. Customers can use the app's specialised section to send a brief message and attach relevant images to voice their complaints. How Swiggy's new helpline will work? In order for customers to track the progress of their complaint, a ticket number will be provided. Customers can report food safety concerns by contacting the dedicated helpline; they will also receive a link on the registered mobile number. Users can upload supplementary images and details about the problem through this link. The Swiggy Food Safety Assurance Team will prioritise the issues and take appropriate action in both circumstances. While the brand is still actively collaborating with its restaurant partners to ensure food safety, Chief Business Officer Sidharth Bhakoo of Swiggy Food Marketplace shared his thoughts on the project by saying that it is also enhancing channels via which consumers may voice any issues they may have. Swiggy has always valued customer feedback and believes that these new touchpoints will help them find and fix any problems that may emerge. Swiggy will use the app's dedicated helpline and channel as a tool for intelligence gathering. Thus, assisting Swiggy in recognising recurring issues, spotting trends, involving restaurant partners, and enhancing platform-wide preventive actions. The restaurant partners and Swiggy are still working together to promote the use of high-quality ingredients and make sure that the menu descriptions reflect that. Moreover, the business does hygiene and food safety training for its partners on a regular basis. Zomato cracks down on analogue paneer. Analogue dairy dishes, such as those created with imitation paneer, are no longer allowed on Zomato. According to the corporation, they will not budge from their zero-tolerance stance on the selling of foods that use substitute dairy products. Also, these kinds of listings that restaurant partners have reported have previously been removed by the brand. Analogue paneer and other dairy alternatives are coming under increasing scrutiny in India, prompting this approach. The manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, and retail sale of counterfeit paneer have been outlawed in multiple Indian states. These include Haryana, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh. In contrast to the milk used to make real paneer, a combination of vegetable oils, starches, emulsifiers, and other ingredients is typically used to make imitation paneer.
Swiggy to sell Lynk to Udaan for ₹500 Cr, pick up 3.2% stake in B2B unicorn. Udaan has agreed to acquire Swiggy's B2B retail distribution business, Lynk, in a share-swap transaction valuing the business at ₹500 Cr. The acquisition will deepen Udaan's presence across key consumption markets, while giving Swiggy a roughly 3.2% stake in the IPO-bound B2B ecommerce unicorn. Swiggy will receive preference shares representing a 2.8% stake in Udaan and invest another ₹75 Cr for an additional 0.4% stake. Swiggy's subsidiary, Swiggy Networks Ltd, has entered a share acquisition agreement with B2B ecommerce unicorn Udaan to acquire Swiggy-owned retail distribution platform Lynk in a share-swap transaction valuing the business at ₹500 Cr. Under the deal, Swiggy Networks will transfer its entire shareholding in Lynks Logistics Ltd to Trustroot Internet Pvt Ltd (TIPL), Udaan's Singapore-based parent entity.
Swiggy enters travel with CREW, launches 24/7 personal concierge service. From choosing flights and hotels to changing reservations during a trip, CREW aims to provide travellers with personalised assistance across every stage of their journey. By CNBCTV18.com September 3, 2026, 4:46:49 PM IST (Published) Swiggy's premium concierge platform CREW has expanded into the travel space, offering a dedicated personal travel concierge service for paid members and invited travellers. The service is designed to assist travellers across the journey, from planning and booking to on-trip support and local recommendations. Unlike conventional online travel platforms that largely focus on bookings, CREW aims to provide assistance even after a reservation has been confirmed. CREW aims to go beyond travel bookings The travel offering comes after a year of learnings from CREW's broader personal concierge service. According to the company, travel emerged as the category with the strongest demand for seamless, end-to-end convenience, prompting the platform to expand into space. CREW provides round-the-clock assistance across time zones, helping travellers handle itinerary changes, local recommendations and address travel-related needs while they are away from home. The service combines human concierges with AI to provide faster and personalised assistance throughout the journey. From flights and hotels to visas and experiences CREW's travel offering covers several aspects of trip planning and execution. Members can seek assistance with flights, hotels, cabs, visas, forex, international ticketing, reservations and travel activities. The platform also offers curated travel experiences and city-level recommendations through its local partner network, with the aim of providing more personalised suggestions instead of a generic listings feed. One of the offerings includes member-only hotel rates through CREW's partner network. 24/7 assistance during the trip CREW says its concierge service is designed to stay with travellers throughout their journey. The platform anticipates what needs to be pre-booked, makes reservations on travellers' behalf and provides real-time assistance during the trip. The company is positioning this as a concierge-first approach, where recommendations are based on individual travel requirements rather than simply promoting the most popular options. Sharing the development on LinkedIn, Rohit Kapoor, CEO, Swiggy Food Marketplace, said the gap between making a booking and managing the actual travel experience was the problem CREW was built to address. "A personal travel concierge that stays with you before the trip, through the trip, and when the plan inevitably needs a new plan. Great prices to get you started. Real support for everything after," he added. Human expertise meets AI Backed by Swiggy 's technology ecosystem, CREW combines human expertise and AI to provide personalised assistance across different stages of travel. According to the company, its concierge-led model is aimed at helping consumers make high-involvement travel decisions with greater convenience and confidence. CREW's travel service is currently available through paid subscription or on an invite-only basis.
Swiggy ties up with Hero MotoCorp to help delivery partners buy two-wheelers. Swiggy delivery partners will get access to special pricing and financing of up to 90% of a vehicle's value, along with road-safety training from Hero MotoCorp. By Srabastee Biswas September 2, 2026, 4:57:17 PM IST (Updated) Swiggy and Hero MotoCorp have entered into a partnership that will make it easier for the food-delivery and quick-commerce company's delivery partners to buy two-wheelers while also providing them with road-safety training. Under the partnership, delivery partners working with Swiggy's Food Marketplace and Instamart will be able to choose a Hero MotoCorp model through the Swiggy app and get exclusive pricing at Hero dealerships. They will also have access to customised financing options covering as much as 90% of the vehicle's value, along with what the companies described as competitive interest rates. The companies didn't disclose the discounts or interest rates being offered. Road-safety training for delivery partners The partnership will also provide road-safety training to Swiggy delivery partners across India under Hero MotoCorp's Ride Safe India corporate social responsibility initiative. The programme will combine digital lessons with instructor-led practical training covering hazard anticipation, safe-riding practices, traffic rules and emergency response. Hero MotoCorp and Swiggy marked the partnership with a training session for delivery partners at the automaker's Traffic Training Park in Gurugram. Participants received a kit containing a full-face helmet, medical kit, reflective safety vest and training certificate. Saurav Goyal, Chief Operating Officer of Swiggy's Food Marketplace, said the partnership would make vehicle ownership more accessible to delivery partners through special pricing, financing options and a simpler purchase process. Ashutosh Varma, Chief Business Officer at Hero MotoCorp, said the partnership was aimed at improving access to affordable mobility while incorporating road safety into the programme. Swiggy has more than 6.5 lakh delivery partners Swiggy works with more than 6.5 lakh delivery partners and 2.7 lakh restaurants across more than 720 cities, while its Instamart quick-commerce business operates in 131 cities. That gives Hero MotoCorp access to a large pool of potential two-wheeler buyers whose work depends heavily on personal mobility, while Swiggy's delivery partners get a dedicated route to vehicle financing and purchase. The companies didn't disclose any financial terms for the partnership or specify how many delivery partners they expect to participate.