New Delhi: Rural economy-focused technology startup Wilkart on Monday said it clocked revenue of Rs 102 crore in March 2024.
The company said in a statement that the journey to Rs 100 crore revenue includes important milestones including strategic collaborations with farmers and farmer produce organisations, key suppliers, manufacturers and brands.
“Wilkart is growing every day and with this rapid growth, we are moving towards new milestones. Our workforce has grown by 350 percent from 2023 to 2024.
“Our aim is to transform rural kirana stores into rural supermarkets where they have access to all the products in the city,” said Prasanna Kumar C (CPK), CEO, Wilkart Grameen.
Earlier this year, the Bengaluru-based startup raised Rs 144 crore in Series C funding led by Asia Impact SA.
Starting in 2018, Wilkart currently has grown to 85,000 grocery stores across 30,000 villages covering 56 districts in South India.
The company said in a statement that the journey to Rs 100 crore revenue includes important milestones including strategic collaborations with farmers and farmer produce organisations, key suppliers, manufacturers and brands.
“Wilkart is growing every day and with this rapid growth, we are moving towards new milestones. Our workforce has grown by 350 percent from 2023 to 2024.
“Our aim is to transform rural kirana stores into rural supermarkets where they have access to all the products in the city,” said Prasanna Kumar C (CPK), CEO, Wilkart Grameen.
Earlier this year, the Bengaluru-based startup raised Rs 144 crore in Series C funding led by Asia Impact SA.
Starting in 2018, Wilkart currently has grown to 85,000 grocery stores across 30,000 villages covering 56 districts in South India.
