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Redseer H1 2026 E-Commerce Growth Report

According to data from Redseer Strategy Consultants, India’s online retail market expanded by approximately 25% year-on-year to reach ₹3.55 lakh crore ($38 billion) in the first half of 2026, marking its strongest first-half performance in four years. Redseer projects full-year gross merchandise value (GMV) to cross ₹8.41 lakh crore ($90 billion) with an annual growth rate of 22–24%, accelerating at its fastest pace in five years. Non-mobile categories have emerged as the primary growth drivers, with grocery, beauty and personal care (BPC), and home and furniture together accounting for 40% of total online retail GMV in 2026 and nearly three-fifths of the incremental GMV added during the year. Online grocery recorded stellar growth of 53% and 51% across the last two half-year cycles, positioning it to eclipse mobile phones as the second-largest e-commerce vertical as its overall GMV share climbs from 16% to roughly 19%. In contrast, mobile phone sales remained flat in H1 2026 and are forecasted to grow by just 2–3% for the full year. Meanwhile, consumer electronics rebounded with a 22% growth rate in H1, bolstered by GST rate rationalizations on large appliances, though growth is expected to moderate to 12–15% in H2. Looking ahead to the 2026 festive season, Redseer anticipates e-retail sales to jump 25% year-on-year to ₹1.40–1.49 lakh crore ($15–16 billion), driven primarily by grocery (48–50%), BPC (35–40%), and home goods (32–35%). Consequently, the combined GMV share of electronics and mobile phones during the festive period is expected to drop below the half mark from 51% to 46%. Redseer Partner Kushal Bhatnagar noted that Indian online retail is expanding fastest where underlying consumer demand is most resilient, cementing everyday consumption verticals as the core engine of digital market expansion.

BHARAT TULIP Artisan Livelihood Initiative

The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, operating through the National Backward Classes Finance and Development Corporation (NBCFDC), is implementing BHARAT TULIP (Traditional Artisans’ Upliftment Livelihood Programme) to enhance artisan livelihoods across India. Launched on November 5, 2024, the initiative addresses long-standing market-access barriers by bridging traditional craftspeople with domestic and international customer bases under a unified brand identity. By creating a dedicated platform for market recognition, BHARAT TULIP facilitates product promotion and retail distribution across modern e-commerce networks, digital channels, and specialized marketing avenues. This integrated approach merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary consumer demand, promoting economic self-reliance while preserving India’s rich cultural heritage. To drive sustainable enterprise growth, BHARAT TULIP provides holistic support covering digital marketing, quality control, skill enhancement, and logistical assistance for product delivery. NBCFDC actively connects artisans with institutional buyers, retailers, and consumers by facilitating participation in trade fairs, national exhibitions, and buyer-seller meets. The initiative showcases an extensive catalog of artisanal creations, including home décor, handwoven textiles, handcrafted jewelry, and traditional leather goods. By expanding product exposure, improving supply chain linkages, and encouraging rural entrepreneurship, the program empowers traditional craftspeople to adapt to evolving market trends while fostering inclusive economic participation.

Nykaa holds its uptrend while ₹350 caps the move

Nykaa closed at ₹345, maintaining a constructive position near the top of its recent range. The stock is above both the 20-day moving average at ₹334.54 and the 55-day average around ₹334.32, with the two averages tightly aligned below price. This reflects a healthy consolidation after the strong July advance rather than a breakdown in trend. Price is now approaching the ₹348–350 resistance band, where recent rallies have met supply. A clean close above ₹350 would indicate that buyers are ready to extend the uptrend, with ₹360 and then ₹370 becoming the next reference levels. Until that happens, the stock may continue to trade in a relatively narrow range while the moving averages catch up. MACD remains supportive. The MACD line near 1.81 is above the 0.92 signal line, while the histogram is positive at roughly 0.89. Momentum is positive but not accelerating sharply, which suits a consolidation phase rather than a runaway breakout. ₹334–335 is the key support zone because both moving averages meet there; below it, ₹325 becomes the next level to monitor. Nykaa’s beauty and e-commerce positioning can generate momentum-driven swings, but the chart currently offers a disciplined framework: hold above ₹334, clear ₹350, and use the moving-average band to judge whether the trend remains intact.

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FSN E-Commerce Ventures analysis on different parameters

Nykaa sees GST-led boost in consumer demand

Nykaa could benefit as GST cuts reach more discretionary categories, with Elara Capital expecting stronger Q3FY27 growth across apparel, footwear and food. Elara Capital’s Karan Taurani expects the October-December 2026 quarter to improve from Q2FY27 as festive demand and delayed GST benefits reach smaller consumption categories. For FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited (NYKAA), the key positive is the shift towards online shopping and platform-led consumption. Taurani remains positive on Nykaa and Eternal, while also favouring Trent Limited (TRENT) and United Spirits Limited (UNITEDSPIRITS). However, the earnings benefit may not fully match the demand improvement. Apparel companies are facing 15-20% higher fabric costs, while pricing power remains limited in fast fashion. My view is that GST-led demand recovery is positive for discretionary stocks, but stock performance will depend on how much of the demand converts into margins. Nykaa has a stronger structural case if online consumption continues to gain share, while Trent needs raw material inflation to cool before margins improve. United Spirits has an additional tailwind from premiumisation and lower glass-cost exposure compared with beer. I would watch Q3FY27 revenue growth, gross margins and festive-season demand closely. A clear improvement in margins alongside stronger sales would support a more constructive view. Until then, I prefer a selective approach rather than chasing the entire consumption basket. Call: Positive on Nykaa, Trent and United Spirits, with Q3FY27 margins as the key trigger.