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Adonis now supports the leading grocery technology company in North America, streamlining revenue cycle operations for Instacart Health nutrition programs offered through health plans NEW YORK , March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Adonis, a leading revenue cycle technology partner, today announced its partnership with Instacart (NASDAQ: CART), the leading grocery technology company in North America, to support billing for health plans that offer Instacart Health nutrition programs to their members. Using Adonis, Instacart will be able to submit claims for these programs in states across the country that offer pathways for nutrition support as part of Medicaid Section 1115 waivers and In Lieu of Services (ILOS) provisions.

Instacart now offers more personalized recommendations based on preferences and provides clear nutrition and dietary information at consumers ' fingertips New collaboration with the American Diabetes Association simplifies healthier shopping with expert nutrition guidance, product recommendations, and shoppable recipes to inform and guide consumers SAN FRANCISCO , March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Instacart (NASDAQ: CART), the leading grocery technology company in North America, today introduced Smart Shop, which leverages cutting-edge generative AI and machine learning to create a more personalized grocery shopping experience. With Smart Shop, Instacart is making online grocery shopping more intuitive by analyzing customer habits and dietary preferences to surface the most relevant products faster.

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Instacart's dominant position as the leading online grocery platform in the U.S. creates a solid foundation for future growth. Instacart is uniquely positioned to benefit from a doubling of online grocery penetration, from 15% today to an estimated 30% by 2040, potentially expanding its addressable market to roughly $700–750 billion. Recent financial results further support the thesis of strong commercial momentum, with full year 2024 revenue growing 11% YoY to $3.4 billion, while operating income jumped to $489 million.

Instacart (CART) wanted to get more orders in the door. Its strategy?

Last week, Instacart stock fell by over 12% after its Q4 report, even though the numbers weren't that bad. Combined with an overall market sell-off, shares are reasonably priced now. The Q4 results showed EPS and GTV growth, but slight revenue and order value misses, along with soft Q1 EBITDA guidance, led to an exaggerated sell-off. Instacart's innovation, competitive positioning in a growing market, and strong financials (including a large cash position, high margins, and lots of free cash flow) position it well for future growth.

Brad Gerstner's hedge fund, Altimeter Capital Management , made 27 moves in the fourth quarter, none more important than closing out its seventh-largest position, KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (NYSEARCA:KWEB).

Instacart shares plummeted 12% on Wednesday, their worst day on record. The grocery delivery company posted a fourth-quarter revenue miss and offered light guidance for the current period.

Maplebear Inc CART also known as Instacart reported worse-than expected fourth-quarter revenue. The following are the analysts comments on the company's performance.

Instacart's parent company, Maplebear (CART), sold off 10% to start its post-earnings trading day. Diane King Hall attributes the price dip to a "challenging" food delivery landscape.