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The revenue of Flipkart Internet is mainly generated from services like collection, marketplace, storage and logistics.

Flipkart accounted for more than half of the Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) for the entire industry between the Diwali sale period of October 9 and October 14, 2018.

E-commerce companies in the country are estimated to have raked in sales worth Rs 15,000 crore in about five days of their festive sales with giants like Amazon India and Flipkart claiming stellar show across categories like smartphones, large appliances and fashion.

The face-off between the two e-commerce giants Flipkart and Amazon continues with the Walmart-backed company claiming it doesn't see much relevance for Indian users from the competitor, and Amazon contending that it remains the \"most visited and transacted\" e-tailing platform in the country.