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🚨 Zomato Exploring Cash Raise Through QIP! 🚨 I just came across an interesting development—Zomato is considering raising funds via a qualified institutional placement (QIP), marking its first funding move since its IPO in July 2021. This comes as

Zomato Raises Rs 8.5k Crore in QIP By Applyly November 30, 2024 Zomato Raises Rs 8.5k Crore The food delivery giant Zomato is doing wonders on social media. The startup is in news nearly every week. The startup has successfully raised Rs. 8.5k crore

• Zomato is planning to raise about ₹8,500 crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to grow its quick delivery service, Blinkit. This money will help the company open more dark stores and improve delivery services. • Zomato's quick d

Zomato Q3 FY24 Results: Growth Hits a Speed Bump 🚨📉 Zomato’s Q3 numbers are out, and the results paint a picture of slowing momentum in its food delivery business. 📊 Key Numbers: - Gross Order Value (GOV): Grew by just 2% QoQ to ₹7,318 crore,

Zomato VS Swiggy: The tastier bet for investors The Indian food delivery sector has now become a field of high-risk investment. Two leading companies, Zomato and Swiggy, become the dominant players in this digital gourmet arena. Moreover, in recent f

Hi There, I am happy to share with you the "One page Company profile" report of Zomato LTD. Zomato Limited is a publicly listed company on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in India. It debuted in July 2021 with an I

📉 Swiggy Reports Big Loss Despite Strong Revenue Growth in Q4 FY25 Swiggy, one of India’s leading food and grocery delivery platforms, just announced its Q4 FY25 financial results — and the numbers are a mix of strong growth and rising losses. The

Top News of the Day: 1. Indian audio platform Kuku FM, backed by Vertex Ventures, recently underwent a restructuring exercise affecting approximately 300 employees. 2. Honasa Consumer slips into Rs 19 crore loss on restructuring; operating revenue

Top News Of The Day: 1. Macrotech Developers raises Rs 3,281 cr via QIP from GQG, Invesco, others 2. Apple to pay Rs. 4000 Cr+ ($490 million) in lawsuit claiming Tim Cook defrauded shareholders 3. Pocket FM Bags Rs. 800 Cr+ ($100 Mn) Funding From Li