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 ...

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 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 ...

Flipkart India board gave its assent for issuing 3,11,410 shares to Flipkart Pvt Ltd at a share price of INR 51,057 each In total, Flipkart Singapore has infused INR 1,594.76 Cr in its Indian ...

Ecommerce major Flipkart has initiated talks to redomicile its parent entity to India from Singapore, ET reported.Flipkart One of India’s most prominent technology startups and valued at ...

While the Flipkart-Walmart deal inches closer, ecommerce giant has set aside $400 Mn to buy back shares of small investors in an attempt to revamp itself as a private limited company in Singapore.

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 ...

The "multiple companies" structure isn't unique to Amazon: Flipkart does this too via a holding company in Singapore. "Flipkart Internet" is the e-commerce arm while "Flipkart India" is the B2B arm.