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Sajin
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Foundation • 6m

FY24 Coal India revenue: ₹30672 Crore FY24 Zomato revenue: ₹6274 Crore Coal India pays more dividend than the revenue of Zomato. Then why does Zomato have higher valuation than Coal India?

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 6m

Bro, Coal India delivers coal. Zomato delivers momos, and midnight cravings. Valuation toh skyrocket karega na!

Sajin
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Foundation • 6m

So the reason is?

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 6m

I think the actual reason might be that Zomato’s valuation is high because it promises future growth in a booming digital market, while Coal India is stuck in a mature, slow-growing industry. Investors bet on scalability and tech, not just current r

Sajin
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Foundation • 6m

No if coal business (1975 established) has reached that height, then it should be having higher valuation. Yet it has high value but lower valuation. The reason is something else. And its a two word answer

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 6m

Growth Potential. Coal India has size, but Zomato has future scalability, which drives its higher valuation.

Sajin
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Foundation • 6m

But valuation cannot cross the maximum height, if Coal India has reached maximum. With Zomato is at beginning scale, Coal India should have high valuation. Answer is different

Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 6m

Growth Saturation. Coal India has already peaked in its industry with limited room for growth, while Zomato is in a rapidly growing market with huge future potential. Investors value future possibilities, not past achievements.

Sajin
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Foundation • 6m

It has to do with customers 🤫

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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 6m

Maybe, Customer Base. Zomato has millions of repeat customers, while Coal India relies on fewer bulk buyers. More customers = higher future value.

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