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Zomato To Consider Raising Funds Via QIP

Inc42 · 9m ago

Zomato To Consider Raising Funds Via QIP

Zomato plans to discuss fundraising through the issuance of equity shares via qualified institutional placement (QIP) during its board meeting on October 22. The foodtech company did not provide any details about the amount of funding it intends to consider. Additionally, the board will also review and approve the financials for the quarter ended September 2024 during the meeting.

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