The initial public offering of food delivery platform Zomato opened on Wednesday, with more than 36 per cent of shares offered being subscribed in the initial hours. The offer received bids for 26.10 crore equity shares against an IPO size of 71.92 crore, stock exchange data showed. Retail investors sought 1.91 times the portion reserved for them. Against 12.95 crore shares reserved for retail individual investors, 24.76 crore shares were bid by 13.30 hours. Non-institutional investors put in bids for 7 per cent against their reserved portion. The portion set aside for employees was subscribed 6 per cent, while qualified institutional buyers have put in bids for 2.69 lakh equity shares against their reserved portion of 38.88 crore equity shares. Shares in the IPO, which is the biggest in India this year, are being offered in a price band of Rs 72-76 per share. Zomato has already mobilised Rs 4,196.51 crore from 186 anchor investors on July 13, a day before the issue opening. The
Sources said the anchor book saw over 30x more demand than the shares on offer. The total interest generated was in excess of Rs 1 trillion
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Swiggy was co-founded by Majety, Rahul Jaimini and Nandan Reddy in 2014.
Sources say funding is an extension of Swiggy's $800-mn round in April from investors such as Falcon Edge, Goldman Sachs and others, which took the company's valuation to $5 bn from $3.6 bn
Competitive intensity, customer acquisition costs likely to delay profitability
The company, backed by Ant Group, is planning to issue fresh shares worth Rs 7,500 crore in the IPO
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Paid time off, insurance and hospitalisation cover, support of Rs 14,000 for two weeks under "Swiggy Suraksha" package; doorstep delivery of home-style meals in some cities
You can get anything from pizzas to parathas in a box, with cloud kitchens, delivery apps and even home chefs delivering on the promise of hygiene, safety and health
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Company faces competition in a food services market that is yet to reach global scale.
The IPO will be a litmus test on whether domestic investors have the patience and maturity to deal with loss-making tech companies
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This is its first trading update since its highly-anticipated listing in London last month flopped
Gig economy riders for the app-based meal delivery platform Deliveroo are set to join strikes in five UK cities Wednesday over pay and working conditions
The current government guidelines allow only people above the age of 45 to get vaccinated
Deliveroo said on Monday that its upcoming initial public offering will value the company at up to 8.8 billion pounds ($12.19 billion)
The ruling AAP has vociferously opposed the Bill, with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal saying that the struggle against the legislation will continue.