Flipkart rolls out 105% bonus payout to employees for 2025
The Hindu
Flipkart announces a 105% bonus payout for 2025, rewarding employees for strong growth and performance metrics.
E-commerce major Flipkart has announced a 105% bonus payout to employees for 2025 on the back of strong growth momentum.
The bonus payout for eligible employees at the Senior Director (SD) level and below will be disbursed in March, as per an internal communication accessed by PTI.
However, for Vice Presidents (VPs) and Senior Vice Presidents (SVPs), the payout will take place after the closure of the 2025 performance review process, according to an email sent to employees by Flipkart's Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) Seema Nair.
"Our annual Company Performance Multiplier for bonus payout reflects our progress across key business, operational, financial and people metrics. We made meaningful progress in our journey toward sustainable profitability while maintaining strong growth momentum," the email read.
The CHRO noted that the Walmart-backed company has made significant strides in strengthening its core categories and scaling new engines of growth.
"To recognise the hard work across all organisational levels... we are pleased to declare the 2025 Company Multiplier at 105% for all eligible employees," Ms. stated in the email.
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