Zomato and Swiggy are both leading industry players in the online food delivery market and quick commerce segment
Antfin Singapore Holding, which previously held a 4.3% stake in Zomato, will face a 90-day lock-in period before it can further dilute its equity following the sale
New-age stocks have zoomed up to 80% from Election Result day lows. Charts suggest PolicyBazaar, Paytm, Nykaa and Delhivery can rally another 12%; while Zomato and CarTrade may dip going ahead.
Stocks to watch on August 20: According to reports, a significant deal is expected on Tuesday, with Antfin Singapore planning to sell 13.6 crore shares, representing 1.54 per cent of the total equity
Zomato expects adjusted EBITDA margin of food delivery and quick commerce business to increase to 4-5 per cent over the medium term.
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The Japanese conglomerate recorded a $394 million gross gain from its $199 million investment in Policybazaar, and gain of $285 million on its $397 million investment in Zomato
Zomato customers can now ask for the balance amount, if any, of cash on delivery orders to be added to their 'Zomato Money' account, and utilise it for placing future orders or dining out, CEO Deepinder Goyal said on Wednesday. He thanked Tata Group firm BigBasket for the inspiration behind the solution. "For cash on delivery orders, finding exact change can sometimes be inconvenient. Starting today, our customers can pay delivery partners in cash, and ask for the balance amount to be added instantly to their Zomato Money account. This balance can be used towards future delivery orders or dining out," Goyal said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. "Thank you @bigbasket_com for the inspiration for this solution, and our delivery partners (three of them are working as product managers with us) for insisting that we develop this asap," the Zomato CEO added. The online food delivery firm announced a significant increase in its consolidated net profit last week, reaching Rs 253 crore for
Food delivery aggregator Zomato, which began charging platform fee on orders from last August, collected Rs 83 crore through the new levy till March, the company's annual report has revealed. Platform fee has been cited as one of the three key factors driving Zomato's Adjusted Revenue, which grew 27 per cent year-on-year to Rs 7,792 crore in FY24. "Adjusted Revenue as a percentage of GOV (gross order value), continued to increase primarily due to increase in restaurant commission take-rates, improvement in ad monetization and introduction of platform fee from Q2FY24 onwards," the report stated. All of these factors more than compensated for the reduction in customer delivery charge per order due to the free delivery benefit available on Gold orders, it added. Interestingly, most late night orders in the last fiscal year came from Delhi NCR, while most breakfast orders came from Bengaluru, Zomato shared in the report. The food delivery aggregator began levying platform fee at Rs 2
Zomato share price today: Zomato share price surged 19 per cent to a fresh record high of Rs 278.45 per shar intraday. Nearly 418.73 million shares changed hands on the counter on NSE & BSE on Friday
The company has been expanding its dark store network at a rapid pace over the last few quarters
Zomato's revenue from operations rose 74 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) to Rs 4,206 crore in Q1, up from Rs 2,416 crore a year ago
The District app will include Zomato's dining-out business and incorporate additional use cases like movies, sports ticketing, live performances, shopping, and staycation
Zomato's revenue surged 74 per cent to Rs 4,206 crore in the quarter, beating analysts' estimates of Rs 3,928 crore, per LSEG data
Zomato's new 'Brand Packs' feature aims to boost customer loyalty for more than 4,000 restaurants on the food delivery platform
Many restaurants ask for high commissions charged by food delivery platforms to be slashed
The food aggregator's share price touched a 52-week high of Rs 232 per share during intra-day trading, surging almost 200 per cent from the low of Rs 76.50 per share in July last year
Food-delivery firm Zomato has hiked the platform fee to Rs 6 from Rs 5 per order in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Its rival Swiggy, which had also increased the platform fee in select cities on Sunday, reverted to charging Rs 5 per order on Monday in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, as shown on its app. When contacted to ascertain the reasons for the hike, both Zomato and Swiggy declined to comment. The two companies had introduced platform fees last year, initially at Rs 2 per order, which has been increased gradually. Platform fee is treated as one of the ways in which food-delivery platforms are trying to increase their profitability, with a duopoly in place as Zomato and Swiggy are the key players in the segment.
Zomato's stock hit a new high on Monday, pushing its market cap over Rs 1.8 trillion, making Deepinder Goyal India's richest professional manager with Rs 8,300 crore net worth