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Organised food, grocery retailers' revenues to grow 20% YoY in FY23: Crisil

Also, despite heightened competition from quick commerce players, revenue of food and grocery retailers will be higher by 38% over FY20

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Brick-and-mortar retailers will continue to remain relevant as they cater to customers for their weekly/monthly grocery shopping, as opposed to quick commerce

Sharleen D'Souza Mumbai
Brick-and-mortar food and grocery retailers will see 20 per cent revenue growth this financial year, which is the same growth clocked the previous financial year, according to a report by Crisil Ratings.

The rating agency said that higher realisation is due to commodity inflation, market share from the unorganised segment. Also, despite heightened competition from quick commerce players, revenue of food and grocery retailers will be higher by 38 per cent compared to FY20.

The report also said that operating margins are expected to sustain at 6.3-6.8 per cent due to better economies of scale, gradual pass-through in input prices

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