With Friday's decline, the stock price of Delhivery has corrected 46 per cent from its record high level of Rs 708.45, which it had touched on July 21, 2022
The logistics solution provider said it anticipate moderate growth in shipment volumes through the rest of the financial year.
The new logistics policy aims to trim the costs to single digits, from 13-14 per cent of the GDP at present, by 2030
Self-employed persons, students, retired professionals, other job seekers may sign up as last-mile agents; they only need a two-wheeler, valid driving license and smartphone
Logistics firm Delhivery on Friday announced its plans to hire over 75,000 staff for seasonal jobs over the next one-and-a-half month and expand its parcel sortation capacity by 1.5 million shipments per day. Of these, over 10,000 people will be off-roll employees across Delhivery's gateways, warehouses, and last-mile delivery, the company said. The hiring is aimed at meeting the expected higher volumes in both parcels and express part-truck load business during the festive season, it added. The company's fully-automated mega gateway, which is equipped with the automated parcel and hub sortation at Tauru became operational in April this year. The company said it will also double down on its various partner programmes by onboarding individual bikers, local retailers, business partners and transporters with plans to roll out a revenue payout of Rs 150-crore across all programmes. Delhivery said it will hire 50,000 last-mile agents under its Last-Mile Agent programme alone, which off
Analysts, which expect improvement in the second half, are currently bearish on the stock
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The firm's total income rose 32% to Rs 1,795 crore in Q1FY23
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At 01:58 PM, Delhivery commanded a market-cap of Rs 50,382 crore, and ranked 95th in the overall m-cap ranking list, BSE data shows
The major PE-backed IPO so far this calendar has been that of logistics major Delhivery. It saw Carlyle, China Momentum Fund, Softbank sell stakes worth $131 mn
Shares of Delhivery surged 7 per cent to Rs 635 on the BSE in Tuesday's intraday trade on healthy business growth outlook
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Majority say no to the plan; new-age companies have faced similar hurdles
They raised $6.9 bn in Q2CY22 against $10.3 billion raised in Q1CY22; funding winter is a result of the market slowdown
Ties up with Welspun for a 700,000 sq ft mega-gateway in Greater Mumbai, and with GMR for one million-plus sq ft in Bengaluru; both will be operational by 2023
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Service will improve consumer experience and reduce return rates, says company that recently launched an IPO