Chaldal, headquartered in Bangladesh, remains privately held in the e-commerce space. The stock is not listed on any public market.
Chaldal has no published valuation.
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Y CombinatorIIDLC Finance LimitedInternational Finance CorporationChaldal is a grocery e-commerce platform in Bangladesh, founded in 2013 by Waseem Alim, Zia Ashraf and Tejas Viswanath as one of the first grocery delivery startups in the world to use the dark store model. Its name is a Bengali word for rice and pulses, colloquially meaning groceries.
Customers order groceries and household goods through Chaldal's website and Android and iOS apps for delivery to their doorstep. The company operates dozens of warehouses across Dhaka, Chittagong, Jashore and other Bangladeshi cities, and was named the country's best e-commerce company of 2020 for serving customers during the COVID-19 crisis.
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