Swiggy has launched DeskEats, a food delivery service for office workers in more than 7,000 tech parks across 30 Indian cities.

DeskEats offers combo meals and snacks for easy desk consumption and can be accessed on the Swiggy app by searching “office” or “work.”

The launch follows Swiggy’s June 2025 quarter report, which showed its net loss doubled to 1,197 crore rupees (US$136 million) despite a 54% rise in operating revenue to 4,961 crore rupees (US$564 million).

Swiggy reported that its food delivery segment grew 19% year-on-year during the quarter, compared to Zomato’s 16% growth in the same period.

DeskEats joins Swiggy’s other initiatives, such as the 99 store, targeting price-sensitive and frequent users in an increasingly competitive food delivery market.

🔗 Source: The Economic Times

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