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Nykaa Expands Quick Commerce to 7 Cities, Promises Delivery Within 30-120 Minutes

Nykaa Expands Quick Commerce to 7 Cities, Promises Delivery Within 30-120 Minutes

Simultaneously, Nykaa boosts offline presence with 237 stores across 79 cities.

Beauty and fashion e-retailer Nykaa, which launched its quick commerce service in October 2024, has now scaled operations to seven metro cities.

According to a regulatory filing, Nykaa’s fast-delivery arm, ‘Nykaa Now,’ currently operates over 40 rapid delivery stores across these cities. The company’s parent, FSN E-Commerce Ventures, has committed to order fulfilment within 30 to 120 minutes.

During Nykaa’s Q4 earnings call, founder Falguni Nayar emphasized the company’s focus on speed:

“We are building the model around a 2-hour delivery promise, with most deliveries expected within 60 minutes-this is the right way to grow a beauty-led quick commerce business,” she said.

Growth Highlights:

  • Offline expansion: Nykaa has opened 237 physical stores in 79 cities to date.
  • Advertising spend: Nykaa’s ad expenditure rose 31% to Rs 244 crore in Q4 FY25.
  • Beauty GMV: Nykaa’s beauty vertical recorded a 30% YoY growth, hitting Rs 11,780 crore in FY25.
  • Fashion GMV: Fashion vertical grew by 12% YoY to Rs 3,800 crore.

Nykaa attributes this growth to increased traction from premium brands, with a reported 9x jump in annual consumption by top-tier customers. According to its investor report, the top 10% of users spent an average of $395 (approx. Rs 34,120) annually in FY25.

Brand Performance:

  • House of Nykaa (owned brands):
    • Beauty: Rs 1,700 crore GMV, marking a 6x increase YoY.
    • Fashion: Rs 430 crore GMV, driven by:
      • Homegrown D2C brands
      • Occasion-led demand
      • Shift from unbranded to branded spending

Market Outlook:

Nykaa identifies Gen Z as a key growth driver in the lifestyle segment. Their spending hit $0.9 trillion in FY25 and is projected to rise to $1.4 trillion by 2030.

According to Redseer’s report, Beauty & Personal Care and Fashion made up 25% of India’s discretionary spending in FY25. The lifestyle categories are expected to propel e-commerce from $23 billion in FY25 to $70–75 billion by FY30.

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