Key takeaways:
- Zomato's profit relies on non-operational income
- Swiggy's growing fast and improving efficiency
- Both still working towards operational profitability
- The market remains highly competitive
Swiggy's 36% revenue growth is impressive in a competitive market. They're catching up - now only 7.7% behind Zomato in revenue.
The 44% reduction in losses shows Swiggy is improving efficiency. They're moving in the right direction, even if not profitable yet.
Zomato will be reporting a loss without this. Well, in the battle of Swiggy vs Zomato, many say Zomato is winning, but the reality is more nuanced. Here's a thread breaking down the numbers and what they really mean.
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10/ 📉 July 2024: Byju's faces allegations of failing to deposit TDS with the government since July 2022. This non-compliance adds to its legal woes and could lead to severe penalties. #TaxCompliance#LegalIssues
Once India's most valued startup, Byju's faces fresh trouble as NCLT admits BCCI's plea seeking insolvency proceedings against it
Byju's had once reportedly shown a profit when it announced its IPO plans. Here is a chronological thread about Byju's.
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