JioMart, the internet commerce division of Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL), announced Wednesday that it had extended “quick” deliveries to over 1,000 cities.

Alongside its Q2 FY26 results, RRVL released a statement stating that its “quick” delivery operations now cover more than 5,000 pincodes overall.  JioMart’s approach to rapid commerce involves orders being delivered in less than 30 minutes, in contrast to competitors like Blinkit, Instamart, and Zepto that deliver within 10 minutes.

“With operations spanning across 5,000 pin codes and serviced by over 3,000 stores in more than 1,000 cities, JioMart continued to operate as the fastest-growing quick hyper-local commerce platform,” RRVL said in a statement.

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Based on this, the conglomerate reported that JioMart’s average daily orders for its 30-minute delivery service increased by 200%+ YoY and 42% QoQ.

According to JioMart, the platform’s seller base increased 20% YoY during the reviewed quarter, and it attracted 58 lakh new customers overall in Q2 FY26, up 120% QoQ.

The retail behemoth also said that 300 pincodes are now served by its newly launched four-hour online clothing delivery service, AJIO Rush.  The business also stated that “AJIO Rush gained significant traction and was live in over 300 pin codes across the top 6 cities.”

It is important to remember that in the first quarter of FY26, AJIO Rush was introduced in six cities.

In the meantime, the retail behemoth supported by Reliance said that the rapid clothing service outperformed regular AJIO orders in terms of conversion rates, average selling price, and returns.

According to a statement from RRVL, “the service achieved superior results compared to the platform average, including a 16% higher average selling price (ASP), 17% better conversion rates, and 500 basis points lower sales returns.”

At the end of Q2 FY26, Shein, which Reliance relaunched in India earlier this year, had more than 25,000 options, over 6 million app downloads, and 11.4 million monthly active users (MAU).

“Our unwavering focus on operational excellence, investments in stores and digital platforms, and festive buying across consumption baskets drove Reliance Retail’s strong performance during the quarter.”  As customers benefit from cheaper pricing, modifications to the GST rate would further accelerate consumption growth, according to Isha Ambani, executive director of RRVL.

Overall, Reliance Retail’s net profit increased from INR 2,836 Cr in the previous quarter to INR 3,457 Cr in Q2 FY26, a 21.9% increase.  Additionally, revenue from operations increased by 19% to INR 79,128 Cr in the reviewed quarter from INR 66,502 Cr in the second quarter of FY25.

However, the digital streaming division of Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) had a mixed quarter.  In Q2 of FY26, JioHotstar averaged about 40 Cr monthly active users, up from an average of 46 Cr MAUs in the previous quarter.  This was mostly caused by the OTT platform’s post-IPL slowness.

Consolidated net profit for Jio Platforms, RIL’s digital division, increased 13% to INR 7,379 Cr in Q2 FY26 from INR 6,539 Cr in the same quarter last year.  From INR 31,709 Cr in Q2 FY25 to INR 36,332 Cr in the reviewed quarter, operating revenue increased by 15%.

During the reviewed quarter, RIL’s net profit increased 16% YoY to INR 22,146 Cr, while its gross revenue increased 10% YoY to INR 2.83 Lakh Cr.

RIL’s stock closed the trading session on the BSE at INR 1,416.95, up 1.35%.