The service offers pickups within 15 minutes of booking. The service caters to small businesses, D2C brands, and individuals who require local ondemand shipping. Its features include real-time tracking and a network connecting commercial and residential hubs across Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Users may select two-wheelers for parcels or three and four-wheeler vehicles for larger consignments. “We are thrilled to expand Delhivery Direct’s Local On-demand service to Mumbai and Hyderabad, bringing our fast, affordable, and reliable intracity logistics to two more major markets,” said Nikhil Vij, Head of Intracity Business at Delhivery. “
“This launch increases our presence to 5 key cities, including Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Ahmedabad. We will continue to invest and expand to more cities to serve the growing demand across India,” he added.
Q2 performance snapshot
The company posted a loss in the September quarter, even as it reported record shipment volumes ahead of the festive season and announced a key leadership transition in its finance team. Delhivery swung to a consolidated net loss attributable to Rs 50.38 crore in the second quarter ended September 2025, compared to a profit of Rs 10.20 crore in the year-ago period.
Revenue from operations stood at Rs 2,559.3 crore for the quarter, reflecting a 16.9% year-on-year (YoY) rise from Rs 2,189.7 crore reported in the September 2024 quarter.Despite heavy rains, holidays, and GST rate changes, Delhivery said it handled its highest-ever shipment volumes. Express Parcel shipment volumes rose 32% YoY and 18% sequentially to 246 million orders in Q2 FY26. Part-truckload (PTL) volumes increased 12% YoY to 477,000 metric tonnes, with yields improving by about 3% quarter-on-quarter, leading to a 15% YoY revenue growth in the segment.
Delhivery shares are up 17% since the beginning of the year.
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