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YatriKart seals ₹120 crore pact for 1,000 Quick Stop stores

FICO deal with MMG Group starts with 100 Delhi-NCR outlets at fuel stations and transit hubs.

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Lit convenience shelves stocked with snacks beside a fuel pump canopy at dusk
Lit convenience shelves stocked with snacks beside a fuel pump canopy at dusk

YatriKart will roll out 1,000 Quick Stop convenience stores over five years under a ₹120 crore Franchise Invested Company Operated pact with MMG Group. First phase targets 100 stores in Delhi-NCR; the brand already runs more than 80 outlets across eight cities at highways, hospitals and bus stands.

MMG funds infrastructure while YatriKart runs tech, supply chain and staffing. A consumer app for advance orders at fuel stations is also planned. Broader goal is 5,000 stores.

A highway pump attendant now becomes a mini-mart till point with pre-packed snacks and essentials. Riders or long-haul drivers pick up without leaving the fuel bay.

MMG funds capex while YatriKart handles ops in the FICO structure aiming at 5,000 stores.

The model helps oil-marketing retail partners monetise idle forecourt space while squeezing traditional roadside kiosks on impulse categories. It also gives FMCG brands another controlled high-traffic channel.

Watch the first 100 NCR openings through the winter travel season and any app download metrics in the next quarterly update.

Filed under Retail·Rhea Kapoor

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