14 Jul 2026
Delhivery received RBI approval for an NBFC licence for its financial-services arm.
The Reserve Bank of India granted a Certificate of Registration as a Type II NBFC-ND to Delhivery Financial Services, a wholly owned subsidiary. The application had been pending since intimations in November 2025 and January 2026. It gives the logistics company a licensed lending vehicle and opens a financial-services line alongside the core delivery business.
19 Jun 2026
Delhivery launched Delhivery Maps, billed as India's first AI-native mapping suite built on commercial logistics telemetry.
The product turns the company's delivery data into a sellable mapping layer, a potential new revenue stream beyond core logistics.
03 Jun 2026
Delhivery incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary named Delhivery Fintech Distribution to expand its fintech operations.
The subsidiary signals intent to develop embedded finance products for the SME merchants and sellers already within Delhivery's logistics network. Probable product areas include working capital financing, payment logistics, and insurance distribution. Logistics companies entering embedded fintech is a proven playbook in Southeast Asia. Execution risk in India is still high given existing NBFC and fintech competition.
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