Don't want to miss the best from Business Standard?
Thursday, December 04, 2025 | 11:25 AM ISTहिंदी में पढें
Q-com enablement firms pick up speed as D2C brands eye faster deliveries
As D2C brands embrace quick commerce for faster deliveries, logistics firms are scaling up operations and securing funding to meet rising demand in a rapidly growing market
 "quick commerce, ecommerce, online delivery, quick delivery")
premium
Blitz, also backed by investors such as India Quotient and Alteria Capital, along with notable angels like Ramesh Bafna of Zepto, is witnessing a significant shift in consumer and brand behaviour towards quick commerce. | Photo: Shutterstock
At a time when new-age direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands are reporting exponential growth via quick commerce (q-com) channels, these brands are also opening up new avenues of growth for logistics platforms that enable quick deliveries.
Many of these logistics enablement companies have, in recent months, secured funding to scale their q-com operations as more brands explore quicker deliveries to boost productivity.
Funding abound for q-com enablers
Q-com enablement platform Blitz recently raised Rs 51 crore ($6 million) in Series A funding from IvyCap Ventures to enhance its 60-minute delivery infrastructure and expand its dark store network across India’s top 20 cities.
Topics : startups in India logistics sector
