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After 15+ years, Zomato has finally posted 3 consecutive Adj. EBITDA +ve qtrs. Not just this Deepinder Goyal started Zomato in 2008. Incorporated the company in 2010 and in the same year they got funded from Info Edge. Not just EBITDA or Adjusted EBITDA, Zomato has posted a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹138 Cr (consolidated) for Q3FY24. Okay, any scope of accounting jugglery? Well, they added cash worth ₹254 Cr (free cash flow proxy). Today, one can't even think of creating a food-tech as two are deeply moated and platform businesses do not have any 5th or 10th player. It's just the top 3-5 who do well (think social media). 15+ years of relentless hard work, weekends, juggling doubts, tackling customers, investors and even taking employees & partners together! That's what it takes to build a company worth ₹1,00,000+ Cr. This is an appreciation post for an entrepreneur who inspires me a lot - Deepinder Goyal . Disclosure: Not invested. Disclaimer: Not an investment advice. #results #zomato #investing

Zomato's journey from IPO to profitability has been full of challenges, but they're making bold moves! From cutting discounts to acquiring Blinkit, Zomato is on the path to sustainable growth. Will they become India's first profitable food-tech giant? Let's discuss! 🚀 #Finance #FinanceMarket #FinanceWorld Parth Verma Ashvini Ahire

After 15+ years, Zomato has finally posted 3 consecutive Adj. EBITDA +ve qtrs. Not just this 👇 Deepinder Goyal started Zomato in 2008. Incorporated the company in 2010 and in the same year they got funded from Info Edge. Not just EBITDA or Adjusted EBITDA, Zomato has posted a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹138 Cr (consolidated) for Q3FY24. Okay, any scope of accounting jugglery? Well, they added cash worth ₹254 Cr (free cash flow proxy). Today, one can't even think of creating a food-tech as two players are deeply moated and platform businesses do not have any 5th or 10th player. It's just the top 3-5 who do well (think social media). 15+ years of relentless hard work, weekends, juggling doubts, tackling customers, investors and even taking employees & partners together! That's what it takes to build a company worth ₹1,00,000+ Cr. This is an appreciation post for an entrepreneur who inspires me a lot - Deepinder Goyal. Disclosure: Not invested. Disclaimer: Not an investment advice.

Ever wondered what makes Zomato a leader in the food delivery industry? 🤔 Our latest carousel post breaks down the core elements of Zomato's business model, showcasing how Zomato deliver value, generate revenue, and continually innovate to meet the evolving needs of customers. 🌟 Parth Verma #linkedin #businessmodel #finance

📢 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬! 📢 1. 𝐇𝐔𝐋: Q1 performance improvements are reflected in stock prices. 2. 𝐎𝐥𝐚: Set to introduce electric autos within six months. 3. 𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐧𝐢: Plans to sell $600 million in shares amid recent Hindenburg-related issues. 4. 𝐌𝐚𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐚: Focused on expanding operations and growth. 5. 𝐏𝐚𝐲𝐭𝐦: Stock rises following the sale of its entertainment business to Zomato. 📌To clarify, this post is meant to provide business highlights and is not a buy/sell recommendation. Your feedback is valuable! Parth Verma #Success #Finance #LinkedIn

Hey! Just dropped a new blog post discussing the recent 6% drop in Zomato's stock price. Wondering whether it's a good idea to buy or hold onto it? Dive into my blog to get the scoop! The food delivery industry is always changing, and Zomato's moves are worth examining closely before making any investment decisions. Check out my thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/detEUXK8 Let's chat about investment strategies and market trends 💬 #Zomato #StockMarket #Investing #Finance #BlogPost

📊 Breaking down Zomato's massive Q2 success story! Big news in the food delivery space! Zomato just reported a mind-blowing 389% increase in profits compared to last year. But what does this actually mean for investors and the future of food tech? Let's break it down in simple terms! 🍽️ 🔑 Key Numbers That Matter: - Net Profit: ₹176 crore (up from ₹36 crore last year) - Revenue: ₹4,799 crore (68.5% growth) - Total Income: ₹5,020 crore (64% increase) 💡 Investment Learning Moment: Understanding quarterly results is crucial for smart investing. Here's why these numbers matter: 1- Profitability Transformation Remember when food delivery companies were called "cash burners"? Zomato's latest results show how tech companies can transform from loss-makers to profit generators. This is a classic example of the "path to profitability" that investors look for in tech stocks. 2- Business Diversification Quick commerce (Blinkit) showed 129% revenue growth, proving that diversification can drive company growth. This is why investors often look for companies with multiple revenue streams. 3- Strategic Investments The company's decision to raise ₹8,500 crore shows how successful companies continue to strengthen their position even when profitable - a key lesson in business sustainability. 🎯 Pro Tip for New Investors: When analyzing company results, don't just look at profit numbers. Notice how Zomato is: - Generating cash (operational efficiency) - Investing in growth (Paytm's ticketing business acquisition) - Planning ahead (fundraising for competitive advantage) Want to learn more about analyzing company financials and making informed investment decisions? Join our comprehensive stock market course at ProfitEd Academy! 📚 #FinancialLiteracy #StockMarket #InvestingTips #ZomatoStock #StockMarketIndia #FinanceBasics #InvestingForBeginners #StockAnalysis #WealthCreation #FinanceEducation #ProfitEdAcademy #InvestmentEducation #QuarterlyResults #BusinessGrowth #MarketAnalysis

Zomato has emerged as a significant wealth generator for investors, with a staggering 267% increase in value over the past year. This remarkable growth underscores the company's success and its appeal to investors seeking substantial returns in the market. As Zomato continues to expand its presence and offerings in the food delivery and related sectors, it remains a compelling investment opportunity for those looking to capitalize on the evolving landscape of online services and digital platforms. Watch: https://lnkd.in/gwJSuN8m | #zomato #fooddelivery #investmentopportunity #onlineservices #investing

Public markets operate on narratives. And who’s better to play on narratives than Zomato 👇🏻 Zomato wants to be known for two things : 1. Going Out 2. Staying in As we saw initially , how bullish the market was on Food Delivery (staying in). When that growth phase of food delivery business stagnated , Zomato added a new growth engine / Blinkit . Now , same situation is going on in Quick commerce too. So what’s next , it plays on the next addition to the Going Out flywheel - Aquisition of Paytm Insider.in . But how easily the Zomato is doing all this. It’s not investor driven , but the investor rewarded. It knows that , whatever Zomato will do , its investor will become more and more bullish on it. See it like this : In a fight of an Intelligent one and the Crazy one , who wins ? “The Crazy one” And for it’s all investors - Zomato is the crazy one. Its growth is impressive, but is it impressive enough to trade at 470X its past 12-month profit? - Here’s an excerpt from The Ken about it : #market #zomato #investment

Last year, Zomato's CEO, Deepinder Goyal, stated the company may top $1 billion in profits by 2030. According to Trendlyne.com, the Nifty 50 index trades at a P/E ratio of 22.5x. If Zomato trades at a 100% premium to the Nifty 50 index, it should be worth $45 billion by 2030. Today, Zomato is valued at $16.2 billion, and would need to grow by 18% annually in the next six years to touch a $44 billion valuation. Does the company's risk-reward profile make sense, given its profitability target might seem lofty for a low-margin business? #stocksinfocus #zomato #investing #stockstowatch