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The challenge is acquisition of new customers: BigBasket CEO Hari Menon

Subscription-based services will fuel the e-grocer's cross-platform push

BIG BASKET, WAREHOUSE,
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The existing network of vendors who have made inroads into the microdelivery segment can help BigBasket organise an unorganised market .

Sangeeta Tanwar
Online grocer BigBasket is on an expansion spree. With the acquisition of Morning Cart and RainCan, it has got into new segments — microdelivery and physical/omnichannel commerce. The e-grocer has also acquired a controlling stake in kwik24, which operates cloud connected, unmanned vending machines. The addition of new businesses will see BigBasket try its hand at subscription-based services, offering consumers products such as milk, vegetables and fruits. The company is hopeful of leveraging its proximity to potential buyers and tap its large distribution network comprising 20 distribution centres and 60 dark stores to fulfil orders on time. Operating in 25

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