(Reuters) -Flipkart will shift its holding company from Singapore to India, the e-commerce company said on Tuesday, as its parent Walmart aims to take the 17-year-old company public.

Flipkart, an e-commerce firm subsidiary of American retail giant Walmart, will move its headquarters back to India from Singapore ahead of its launch on Indian stock exchanges in 2026.

Flipkart, the Walmart-owned e-commerce powerhouse, is moving its headquarters back to India from Singapore as it gears up to go public on Indian stock exchanges next year.

Walmart-owned Flipkart, through its Singapore holding company, has infused INR 3,248.9 Cr (around $379 Mn) in its marketplace arm, Flipkart Internet Flipkart Internet’s revenue jumped 21% YoY to ...

Flipkart has over 100 million registered users, over 100 thousand sellers, and over 21 state-of-the-art warehouses across India. The e-commerce platform sees over 10 million page visits and over 8 ...

India-Business News: MUMBAI: Flipkart is gearing up to shift the domicile of its holding company from Singapore to India, joining a spate of Indian startups that have migr.

SUMMARY In March 2018, Flipkart Singapore invested $618 Mn in its wholesale arm Its next target is a GMV of $17.6 Bn by 2020-21, the company said Flipkart is bullish on new categories such as ...

Flipkart has shored up another US$700 million in its latest round of financing from new and existing investors, and has applied to become a public company in Singapore. Flipkart has been raking up ...

SUMMARY Flipkart’s Singapore-based parent entity has invested $233 Mn (INR 1,736 Cr) in its India part The investment has come ahead of its two major sales - Flipkart TV Days and Big Bachat ...

Singapore-based subsidiaries of Walmart-owned ecommerce major Flipkart has infused INR 466 Cr in Flipkart Internet, the arm which manages ecommerce operations of the company. According to the ...