Milind Karmarkar of Dalal &Barocha emphasized the importance of both segments, noting that while quick commerce has seen strong adoption in high-density, high-income urban areas, traditional retail remains indispensable, especially in smaller towns.
For long-term investors wondering whether to bet on the rapid rise of quick commerce stocks like Zomato and Swiggy or stay grounded with D-Mart and V-Mart, Karmarkar suggested a balanced approach.
«As a conservative investor, I hold both in my portfolio. While I do see potential turbulence in quick commerce, I still believe there is at least five years of solid growth ahead,» he explained.
He also pointed out the possibility that as Indian cities expand, the demand for quick commerce could sustain beyond the next five years. However, he acknowledged that the landscape could evolve, with some quick commerce players struggling to maintain profitability.
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