Edelweiss and Hero Fincorp will also participate in the $250 million round, where shares of Zepto will potentially change hands and going from foreign investors to domestic ones.
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Zepto is playing it smart before the IPO!
Raising ₹1,500 Cr ($175M) debt from Edelweiss Alternatives & others
➡️ Buying back foreign shares to boost Indian ownership.
➡️$5B valuation
➡️Founders upping stake from 18% to 20%
💰$4B GOV
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Do you guys think the Paytm fiasco will drive away foreign VC’s from investing in Indian fintech and how did Softbank sell its shares right before the mishap? Something’s fishy.
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SICK! How will foreign investors or even domestic investors have any faith in the country if you keep banning our greatest success? This isn’t even crypto where it can be understood. The only happy person rn is JIO. Black decision for the ecosystem t
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What next for Ather? A Hero subsidiary status? 😅😅
With the latest development, that has never been more likely.
Let's dive in!
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Whenever Ather Energy’s in need of more money, Hero pounces in.
-> This was evident in the Sep rights issue where
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