
JioMart, Reliance Retail's online delivery arm, crossed 2 million average daily orders in the March quarter, up threefold from a year earlier, according to Reliance Industries investor presentations. The platform now reaches…
JioMart, Reliance Retail's online delivery arm, crossed 2 million average daily orders in the March quarter, up threefold from a year earlier, according to Reliance Industries investor presentations. The platform now reaches 5,500 pin codes through 3,100 stores, including dark stores and Reliance Retail outlets. It still trails Blinkit (3.6 million daily orders) but has raced past Instamart. Market leader Blinkit held 47% share in 2025, Zepto 24%, Instamart 22%, and JioMart part of remaining 7%, reports livemint. Reliance Retail is using its vast physical store network, including Reliance Smart and Fresh outlets, to fulfil orders in as little as 30 minutes. The company has set a three-year target to scale digital commerce, after two earlier attempts starting in 2020.
The buzz around JioMart's growth overlooks its tiny market share, part of just 7% for all non-top-three players. Reliance's third attempt shows persistence, but its hybrid store model may struggle to match Blinkit's speed. The real test: can JioMart narrow the gap in average delivery time and order value, or will it remain a backup for bulk buys?
Source: livemint.com
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