8 months ago
Ninjacart Reports Lower Revenue, Reduced Losses
Ninjacart is a company that helps farmers and businesses with food supplies.
In the year 2025, they made less money than the year before, but they also had smaller losses.
This happened because they decided to stop doing some things that didn't make much money.
Now, they are focusing on the parts of their business that make more money and are growing quickly.
The company's boss said they are working hard to make the whole company profitable by 2027.
They want to be a strong, money-making company that helps farmers, traders, and customers.
The company was started in 2015 and has investors like Walmart and Flipkart.
Ninjacart reported a loss of ₹256 crore in FY2025, down from ₹260 crore in FY2024.
Operating revenue declined to ₹1,634 crore in FY2025 from ₹2,007 crore in FY2024.
Revenue reduction was due to discontinuing low-margin and non-core business segments.
Core businesses, including a fulfilment platform, are growing at over 100% year-on-year in FY2026 and are already operating profitably.
Ninjacart aims to achieve overall profitability by FY2027.
- Who
- Ninjacart, an agritech firm
- What
- Reported a loss of ₹256 crore in FY2025 with reduced revenue
- Where
- India
- When
- FY2025 (2024-25 fiscal year)
- Why
- Due to discontinuing low-margin and non-core business segments, focusing on high-margin core businesses
Key facts
- Company
- Ninjacart
- FY2025 Operating Revenue
- ₹1,634 crore
- FY2024 Operating Revenue
- ₹2,007 crore
- FY2025 Losses
- ₹256 crore
- FY2024 Losses
- ₹260 crore
- Core Business Growth (FY2026)
- Over 100% year-on-year
- Profitability Goal
- FY2027
- Founded
- 2015
- Investors
- Accel, Syngenta Ventures, Nandan Nilekani, Qualcomm Ventures, Steadview, Tiger Global, Flipkart, Walmart
Quotes
Ninjacart
Agritech firm
“FY25 was about disciplined execution and making thoughtful choices. We made conscious choices to streamline our business portfolio and redirect resources toward segments with stronger operating profitability and long-term potential. This has strengthened our fundamentals and positioned us better for sustainable growth.”
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“Losses remained largely stable at Rs 256 crore in FY25 versus Rs 260 crore in FY2024.”
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