HomeStartupsFelt Zomato was dead when Swiggy raised $1 billion in 2018: CEO...

Felt Zomato was dead when Swiggy raised $1 billion in 2018: CEO Deepinder Goyal at The ET Startups Awards

Startups

Published on

By Dark Descent
spot_img

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal shared that he felt at a low point when Swiggy raised $1 billion while Zomato had just $35 million. Post-IPO, Goyal rejuvenated the company by replacing complacent executives. He also revealed he exited Shark Tank India due to Swiggy’s sponsorship.

Latest articles

Funding

Software as a service startup Spry Therapeutics secures $15 million

​Spry Therapeutics, which focuses on building software for physical healthcare centres, is looking to...
Artificial Intelligence

Scientists sound AI alarm after winning physics Nobel

"In the same circumstances, I would do the same again, but I am worried...
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI to expand globally with four new offices

Californian company OpenAI, which makes generative AI chatbot ChatGPT, said Wednesday it was expanding...
Startups

Byju’s affiliate drained cash from US units in violation of bankruptcy rules: lawsuit

A lawsuit in Delaware claims that Byju Raveendran's company illegally transferred nearly $700,000 from...

More like this

Funding

Software as a service startup Spry Therapeutics secures $15 million

​Spry Therapeutics, which focuses on building software for physical healthcare centres, is looking to...
Artificial Intelligence

Scientists sound AI alarm after winning physics Nobel

"In the same circumstances, I would do the same again, but I am worried...
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI to expand globally with four new offices

Californian company OpenAI, which makes generative AI chatbot ChatGPT, said Wednesday it was expanding...

Dark Descent stands tall as the city's news maestro, offering insightful, unbiased, and incisive reporting that resonates with the heartbeat of the nation

Subscribe

To get email updates from Today News.

© Dark Descent. All Rights Reserved