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After Amazon, Flipkart eyes e-pharmacy business, begin talks: Report

Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy has held multiple rounds of talks with PharmEasy's founding team, the Times of India report said

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Flipkart is building its own team internally for the e-pharmacy business.

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After Amazon India, Walmart-owned Flipkart is planning to enter the online pharmacy segment that has significant traction amid the Covid-19 pandemic, says a Times of India report.

"Flipkart is building its own team internally for the e-pharmacy business. But it has also held early-stage partnership talks with PharEasy even as the Mumbai-based e-pharmacy firm is said to be in advanced discussions to acquire Bengaluru-based rival Medlife," the Times of India report said, quoting sources.

Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy has held multiple rounds of talks with PharmEasy’s founding team, the Times of India report said.

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