Eternal Q1 profit falls 90% despite a 70% jump in revenue

A change in Blinkit’s business model boosts revenue while core food delivery margins retreat, wiping out operating profits.

21 July, 20255 min
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Eternal Q1 profit falls 90% despite a 70% jump in revenue

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