Can FirstCry Hold Investor Attention In A Quick Commerce World?
At least seven times during FirstCry’s March-quarter earnings call, the company returned to a familiar theme: rationalisation. Competition, the management suggested, was behaving irrationally. Discounting in key categories was irrational. Pricing pressures were irrational.
Worth a read for people-focused operators. Published by Inc42 — context above is the source's own framing.
At least seven times during FirstCry’s March-quarter earnings call, the company returned to a familiar theme: rationalisation. Competition, the management suggested, was behaving irrationally. Discounting in key categories was irrational. Pricing pressures were irrational.
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