Food delivery is the hardest challenge in logistics. That’s why this startup went into it first - Profit by Pakistan Today
When it comes to food, Lahore has never held back. The streets of Anarkali, old Lahore, or the busy M.M. Alam Road and Liberty Market never see a dull moment. Jam-packed with the young and old, all trying to hit the latest food hot spot ? Lahore lives for food. It?s not just the commercial [?]
- people want their food hot and on time,” says Ahmed Khan, CEO of Cheetay Logistics, in an interview with Profit.
- For a business that intended to provide customers with what they spent on or wanted the most, Cheetay.pk, under the leadership of Khan, already knew what the customer wanted, and didn’t take much time to penetrate the market.
- Once we have those customers, we’re looking for as many things to sell them as we can, and provide a better service, improve their lifestyle, and give them quality products,” says Khan, talking about his plans for expansion.
- Payments and fulfillment are the cornerstones for the company, said Khan, explaining the idea behind the company, and how it intended to compete with existing companies in the same industry.
- Every transaction for us, has positive unit economics for us and we have to maintain that, otherwise, businesses can’t run.
- We, on the other hand, can get our customers everything,” says Khan, as he talks about how his business also merged the concept of an errand service with e-commerce and logistics.