Flipkart will shift its holding company from Singapore to India, the e-commerce company said on Tuesday, as its parent ...

Flipkart, the Walmart-owned Indian e-commerce startup that closely fights Amazon in the South Asian market, is preparing to shift its headquarters back to ...

Flipkart shifts domicile to India, part of trend of firms moving back, focusing on growth and digital transformation.

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. The firm ...

Flipkart Marketplace and its step-down subsidiary Quickroutes International infused the funds in Flipkart Internet This comes less than a month after Flipkart, through its Singapore holding ...

Flipkart is relocating its holding company from Singapore back to India, a move prompted by Walmart's plans for an IPO of the e-commerce giant on Indian stock exchanges. This repatriation aligns ...

Walmart group e-commerce firm Flipkart on Tuesday (April 22, 2025) said it will shift its domicile to India from Singapore-- a move that can be seen as a step towards a potential public listing in ...

Flipkart started in 2007 by selling books online and expanded into a behemoth that competes with Amazon in India. It moved its holding company to Singapore in 2011. Walmart bought a controlling ...

April 22 (Reuters) - Flipkart will shift its holding company from Singapore to India, the e-commerce company said on Tuesday, as its parent Walmart aims to take the 17-year-old company public.

New Delhi: Walmart group e-commerce firm Flipkart on Tuesday said it will shift its domicile to India from Singapore-- a move that can be seen as a step towards a potential public listing in the ...

Flipkart is getting ready for its public debut by not only joining the reverse flip parade but also blitzscaling its quick ...

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 migrated back to the country or "reverse flipped ...