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Zomato IPO will test Indian investors' unicorn appetite: Analyst's note

Company faces competition in a food services market that is yet to reach global scale.

Zomato revenue triples to $206 million in FY19; losses at $294 million
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Zomato said in its IPO prospectus it expected to use Rs 5,625 crore from the net proceeds to fund its organic and inorganic growth

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Zomato’s initial public offering will test Indian investors’ appetite for unicorns, as the food delivery aggregator operates in a competitive market, said a note by Anand Rathi Research.
 
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