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This Article is From Mar 10, 2021

Amazon’s Foray Into Food Delivery Poses A Risk To Zomato, Swiggy: Motilal Oswal  

Amazon’s Foray Into Food Delivery Poses A Risk To Zomato, Swiggy: Motilal Oswal  
Two Zomato food delivery couriers check their smartphones for customer order alerts in Mumbai, India. (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)

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Motilal Oswal Report

Amazon has started its much awaited food delivery service (Amazon Food) in Bengaluru, exactly a year after launching internally for employees.

While we see a marginal impact on Zomato, Swiggy's duopoly from the much delayed and limited launch, Amazon Food will pose a risk to both players as it can shake up an established setup with a focus on profitability.

Our initial channel checks of restaurants in Bengaluru suggest Amazon is charging a take rate of ~10% on order value from restaurant partners.

This is less than half of what the duo (Zomato and Swiggy) charge from restaurants (22-25%), which has increased over the years.

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