In the latest financial updates, Eternal’s food delivery segment’s net profit increased by 6% to Rs 465 crore compared to the previous period. However, the quick commerce segment faced a net loss of Rs 42 crore, down from Rs 82 crore in the earlier quarter. The hyperpure business also experienced a loss of Rs 5 crore, an improvement from Rs 8 crore in the previous quarter.
Revenue Figures
Looking at the revenue numbers, the food delivery segment saw a 10% increase to Rs 2,261 crore sequentially. The quick commerce segment exhibited a substantial growth of 40% reaching Rs 2,400 crore. On the other hand, hyperpure biz revenue rose by 25% to Rs 2,295 crore. However, the going-out revenue declined by 10% to Rs 207 crore compared to the preceding quarter of FY26.
New Service Launch
Eternal also disclosed its plan to introduce a new service where food will be prepared, sold, and delivered to customers to compete with Zepto Cafe. This initiative will be executed through a wholly-owned subsidiary called Blinkit Foods Ltd. with a total paid-up capital of Rs 10 lakh.
“Blinkit Foods is proposed to be incorporated as a wholly owned subsidiary and would engage in the business of providing food services to customers,” mentioned Eternal in a stock exchange filing.
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