Swiggy platform fee: Swiggy, a company that delivers online food, has increased its platform fees from Rs 12 to Rs 14 per order. The company has made this change at a time when there is pressure to order during the festive season. Since people like to get food from outside due to all the busyness in the festive season, the daily order volume of the company is also growing rapidly.

Company will get strong profit

However, the increase of Rs 2 in the platform fee may be less to the customers, but the company is sure to benefit from it. The company will also be strong to some extent. Industry experts say that Swiggy usually fulfills more than 20 lakh orders every day. With the increase of Rs 2 in the platform fees, the company will generate an additional revenue of about Rs 2.8 crore every day. This will provide a profit of Rs 8.4 crore in every quarter and Rs 33.60 crore in a year.

Swiggy first started charging platform fees in April 2023. During that time, customers were charged 2 rupees on every order. With time, the company started increasing it in view of the growing operational cost. However, it had no effect on the company’s order volume.

The company’s first quarter results

The company earned a profit of Rs 1,197 crore double more than the same quarter last year in the first quarter of 2026. It also got support from its Rapid Grocery Service-Instamart. During this period, the company’s operational revenue also increased to Rs 4,961 crore, which reflects its strong position in both food delivery and instant commerce segment.

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Food Ant Grocery delivery platform Swiggy has received an assessment order notice of more than 158 crore tax from the Income Tax Department. The company said that it has been given this tax notice during the period from April 2021 to 2022 from the Deputy Commissioner, Central Circle, Bangalore, the Deputy Commissioner of the Iq Department.

Swiggy said in one of its exchange filing that the company received this assessment order during the March 2022 to 2022 March period. Additional income of 1,58,25,80,987 was added to it.

Significantly, these cases are related to alleged violations, in which the cancellation charge given to merchants to be rejected under Section 37 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. In addition, the interest received on income tax refunds involves not involving taxable income.

Swiggi believes that she has a strong case against the order and is taking necessary steps to protect her interests through review/appeal. The company said that this order would not adversely affect its financial and operations.

Swiggy is a popular online food ordering and delivery platform, which works for ordering and delivery from the restaurant. In 2014, it was made the platform. Swiggy has also become very popular in the life of the rush of cities, because many times people come from their office, when they do not feel like cooking, then through this, food is present in minutes.

Here, on the stock exchange, on the exchange on November, on November, the exchange was listed on the exchange. In the last just three months, the company’s stock has fallen by 38.88%. Since steps in the market, there is a huge pressure in the shares of the food delivery company.

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