Myntra achieved profitability in FY24 with $372M net income, up 15% revenue to $617.8M. Key costs like materials dropped 8%, while Myntra launched quick delivery services like “M-Now.” Expenses fell 3%, driving success.
Myntra’s revenue grew by 15% in FY24 to $617.8M, up from $538.7M in FY23. Including other income of $6.2M, Myntra’s total income stood at $624M. Key drivers included a strong marketplace model and increasing revenue from ads, logistics, and its private label.
Myntra slashed overall expenses by 3%, reducing costs from $636M in FY23 to $620.3M in FY24. Material costs fell 8% to $241M. Advertising spend dipped 5% to $203M, while employee expenses rose by 8% to $97M, reflecting investments in talent for growth.
Myntra introduced “M-Now,” a rapid delivery service offering 30-minute to 2-hour deliveries in major cities. This innovation, launched in November, aligns with the quick commerce trend, keeping Myntra competitive in the fast-paced fashion marketplace.
Founded in 2007 and acquired by Flipkart for $240M in 2014, Myntra thrives as a marketplace. Vendors pay transaction fees, and revenue streams include ads, logistics, and consulting. The Flipkart ecosystem and tech upgrades have fueled Myntra’s sustained growth.
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