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    New-age logistics companies see rapid delivery as key revenue driver

    Delhivery and Shadowfax, two of India’s largest third-party logistics companies, are expanding their same-day and next-day delivery services, betting that merchants will pay more for faster deliveries as competition for customers intensifies.

    Rising tech costs drive EMI sales; Shadowfax Q2 profit soars

    Happy Friday! Shoppers are turning to EMIs as electronics prices rise. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Shadowfax revenue rises 57% in Q2, net profit jumps fivefold

    Its total revenue, including other income, rose 58% YoY to Rs 1,558 crore in Q2 FY27. The Bengaluru-based company’s total expenses rose 53% YoY to Rs 1,490 core, driven by other expenses, employee benefits expenses and depreciation and amortisation costs.

    No health insurance but a personal medical fund: How good is this idea?

    As medical treatment costs soar, should you rely solely on health insurance or build your own personal medical fund? This article explores the benefits and drawbacks of each approach, emphasising the importance of starting early and considering a combined strategy. Learn how to manage healthcare costs effectively and protect your financial future.

    AI can decode your insurance policy, but can it predict your claim? Know the limits

    Navigating health and life insurance policies can be daunting due to complex jargon and lengthy documents. AI can simplify understanding by highlighting key terms and clauses, making it easier to identify coverage and exclusions. However, reliance on AI has its limits; understanding the nuances of individual claims still requires personal context and human interaction.

    Actis launches fourth India renewable platform Leo Energies, targets 3 GW-plus portfolio

    Actis has launched Leo Energies as its fourth renewable energy platform, targeting over 3 GW of capacity. The company plans to acquire about 650 MWp of solar capacity, with projects in various states. Additionally, projects acquired include solar generation and battery storage from TrueRE Oriana Power. India’s renewable energy capacity is projected to reach 500 GW by 2030, indicating strong future growth.

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