Meesho Limited MEESHO
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Indian e-commerce firm Meesho's quarterly loss widened sharply in its first earnings report since its blockbuster market debut in December last year, as costs rose. Meesho has carved out a niche for itself by offering low-priced products without charging sellers a commission, in a space that has majors such as Amazon.com and Walmart-owned Flipkart vying for customers in the world's most populous country. The company, backed by Softbank and Peak XV Partners, has been on an expansion spree to onboard more users.
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