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India Quick Commerce Market May Reach $90 Billion by FY2031
Quick commerce means ordering items and getting them delivered quickly.
A report from Google and Redseer Strategy Consultants says this business in India could become much larger.
It estimates the market at about $13 billion in FY2026.
By FY2031, it could reach around $90 billion.
That would be nearly seven times bigger.
Big cities are expected to keep helping the industry grow.
More people in smaller cities are also expected to use quick commerce.
This could bring many more customers into the market.
A joint report by Google and Redseer Strategy Consultants projects strong growth in India’s quick commerce industry.
The market is estimated to grow from about $13 billion in FY2026 to around $90 billion by FY2031.
That projection represents nearly a sevenfold increase over five years.
Metro cities are expected to remain a major engine of growth.
Growing adoption in smaller cities is expected to broaden the industry’s consumer base.
- Who
- India’s quick commerce industry, as assessed by Google and Redseer Strategy Consultants.
- What
- The market is projected to grow from about $13 billion in FY2026 to around $90 billion by FY2031.
- Where
- India.
- When
- The projection covers FY2026 to FY2031.
- Why
- Metro cities are expected to remain a major growth engine, while adoption in smaller cities is expected to widen the consumer base.
Key facts
- Market estimate, FY2026
- Approximately $13 billion
- Projected market, FY2031
- Around $90 billion
- Projected growth
- Nearly sevenfold over five years
- Report authors
- Google and Redseer Strategy Consultants
- Growth factors
- Metro-city demand and increasing adoption in smaller cities
Sources
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