Sporting apparel and goods retailer Decathlon has entered the quick-commerce game through Zepto as announced by Zepto Co-founder & CEO, Aadit Palicha in a recent LinkedIn post.
“Decathlon Sports India is now live on Zepto. Starting in Bengaluru today and scaling pan-India next month!” he wrote on LinkedIn.
The quick commerce platform will offer a selection of Decathlon’s products with delivery in under 10 minutes. Starting today in Bengaluru, customers can purchase a range of items, including sports bags, travel caps, gift cards, frisbees, sports drinks, and more, with prices ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 3,000.
“Ready for a workout, adventure, or just staying fit? We have got you covered! Let’s bring the world of sports to your doorstep in 10 minutes! Now live in Bangalore & launching pan India within this month,” states Zepto President Vinay Dhanani in a LinkedIn post.
The service is set to expand pan-India next month.
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About Decathlon
Decathlon is a French global sports retailer and manufacturer, known for providing high-quality, affordable sporting goods for all skill levels—from beginners to professional athletes. Established in 1976, it operates 1,750 stores worldwide, supported by a team of 101,000 dedicated employees. The company’s mission is to inspire movement and promote healthier lifestyles by making sports accessible to everyone while fostering community connections and supporting a sustainable future.
About Zepto
Founded in 2021 by Stanford University dropouts, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, Zepto is India’s fastest growing e-grocery company valued at $1.4 Billion following its recent Series-E fundraise of $200 Million from marquee global investors. Headquartered in Mumbai, Zepto is present across 10 major cities in the country, 1000+ employees strong, and delivers 5000+ products, including fresh fruits and vegetables, daily cooking essentials, dairy, health-and-hygiene products, etc., to Indian homes within 10 minutes.
