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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 IPO filing by

> Be Zepto > Launches Relish, a meat brand > Hits ₹500 Cr ARR in a month > Meanwhile, Licious, a 10 y/o brand was doing ₹700 Cr revenue > Makes everyone think that Zepto is gonna kill Licious > Waits few months > Partners with Licious to sell thei

Zepto is in a very tough situation nowadays. Their main business of instant grocery delivery is fast losing money, their biggest investor Y combinator just stopped growth stage fund YC Continuity. They have to see other investors or IPO but for ipo t

Another player in Quick Commerce model after Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy. Yet to see Flipkart and Amazon roll up their sleeves. Reliance on slippery slope in retail. There is lot of catch in Quick Commerce with bizarre spiking prices

10 Most Funded Indian Startups Eyeing the IPO Route in 2025 these Indian startups are preparing for their IPO journeys in 2025: 1. Ola Consumer – $3.84 Billion 2. OYO – $3.47 Billion 3. PhonePe – $2.29 Billion 4. Lenskart – $1.78 Billion 5.

India's IPO Boom: 43 Startups Set to Go Public in 2025! Spanning sectors from fintech to e-commerce, these anticipated listings could reshape the stock market and unlock new investment opportunities. From Zepto to Boat, here’s a look at the most

SEBI’s New Rule: Mutual Funds Must Say Goodbye to Pre-IPO Deals The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has recently stepped in to bring a meaningful change in the way mutual funds invest in the IPO space. From now on, mutual funds can no

Steal this idea: Make an app to manage all autopays of all your apps at one place. Notify users before deductions, make cancellations easy. Business model: charge an autopay for accessing this app 😂

After years of chasing capital abroad, billion-dollar tech giants are shifting their HQs back to India. Once drawn overseas by easier fundraising and U.S. IPO dreams, over 70 fastest-growing Indian tech companies are making a U-turn, closing offshore