Delhivery, a modern logistics firm, introduced intracity delivery services for its Bengaluru customers following recent heavy rains and flooding in the area.

Customers can access Delhivery’s new service on its app in the ‘Local Delivery’ section and enjoy up to a 50 percent discount on their initial order.

This advancement occurred a few months after the logistics firm ventured into the rapid delivery sector. In January, it introduced its intracity express delivery service named Rapid Commerce for businesses, as the demand for swift delivery is increasing.

Under this arrangement, the company provides shared storage facilities to direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands with a delivery time of two hours.

The swift delivery service for enterprises was initially launched in Bengaluru and later extended to Hyderabad and Chennai.

Last week, Delhivery revealed its earnings for the January-March quarter of the financial year concluding in March 2025. The operating revenue increased by 5 percent to Rs 2,191 crore, falling short of analyst expectations of 10-12 percent business expansion.

Nonetheless, its net profit increased to Rs 72 crore in Q4 of FY25 compared to the Rs 68 crore net loss recorded in the same quarter last year.

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The fourth quarter saw an impact on the profitability of its supply chain services as it ventured into the rapid delivery sector in January. The margins for Delhivery's supply chain services decreased to 2.2 percent in FY25, down from the 6.8 percent recorded in FY24.