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Flink
Flink SE is a leading German on-demand grocery delivery company, specializing in rapid delivery of fresh produce, household staples, and cooking essentials directly to consumers. Founded in late 2020 and headquartered in Berlin, Flink operates a network of hyper-local "dark stores"—small, urban warehouses not accessible to the public—enabling deliveries in as little as 10 minutes. The company has become a major player in the European quick commerce sector, with a strong presence in Germany and the Netherlands.
Flink’s business model centers on speed and convenience, leveraging a fleet of company-employed delivery riders on e-bikes to ensure fast, reliable service. The company offers a wide selection of over 2,300 items, including fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy, baked goods, and non-alcoholic beverages, catering to the daily needs of urban consumers. Flink’s operations are supported by advanced logistics and technology platforms, allowing for efficient order fulfillment and real-time inventory management.
In Germany, Flink operates in more than 100 cities, with a network of over 1,000 dark stores and warehouses. The company employs several thousand people, primarily in logistics, warehousing, and delivery roles. Flink has achieved significant growth since its inception, reaching a valuation of nearly $1 billion and securing substantial funding rounds, including a recent $150 million raise to expand its footprint and improve operational efficiency.
Flink’s financial performance is robust, with projected gross revenue of approximately €600 million in 2024. The company has reached EBITDA break-even at country level and is targeting overall profitability in the near term. Flink’s rapid expansion and focus on operational excellence have positioned it as a key partner for manufacturers and suppliers in the FMCG sector, particularly those seeking to reach urban consumers through innovative delivery channels.
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Phone number
Facts and figures
1000 to 2499
Stores worldwide
Turnover
Global workforce