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(ZOMATO)

Zomato, founded in 2008 by IIT alumni Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, has evolved into a leading platform for food delivery and restaurant discovery. The company’s remarkable growth has resulted in a market capitalisation of ₹2,14,190 crore as of 23rd January 2025. Over the past year, Zomato reported a 69% year-on-year increase in revenue, reflecting its expanding influence in the food tech space.

Zomato offers a diverse range of services, these include advertising solutions to boost visibility, Zomato Gold for premium dining memberships, and Zomato Pro, which provides customers with exclusive discounts. Furthermore, its Hyperpure initiative revolutionises restaurant supply chains by delivering high-quality ingredients sourced directly from farmers, ensuring efficiency and quality.

As of Q3 2025, Zomato reported its average monthly restaurant partners to be 2,92,00 and approximately 20.5 million monthly users. Additionally, its quick-commerce brand, Blinkit’s gross-order value has grown at a 100% year-on-year rate, further solidifying Zomato’s position as a leader in the industry.

History Of Zomato

Zomato began its journey as a restaurant directory known as Foodiebay. Within a short span, it gained popularity as a go-to platform for restaurant listings. In 2010, Foodiebay rebranded as Zomato and embarked on a global expansion journey. 

By 2012, Zomato had extended its services to countries like Sri Lanka, the UK, Qatar, Brazil, Turkey, and New Zealand. The company made strategic acquisitions to strengthen its presence, acquiring Poland’s Gastronauci and Italy’s Cibando in 2014, followed by Urbanspoon, a Seattle-based delivery platform, and NexTable, a table reservation platform, in 2015. 

Zomato ventured into food delivery the same year, initially partnering with Delhivery. By 2016, they launched a table reservation feature on the app and introduced Zomato Base, a point-of-sale system for restaurant owners that offered menu management, inventory tracking, payment solutions, and analytics.

Zomato’s innovations included integrating a real-time tracking feature into its delivery platform. In 2018, the company achieved unicorn status during its Series H funding round. In 2018 it acquired Blinkit, a quick commerce company. Subsequently, it went public with an IPO in 2021, at a valuation of over USD 14.09 billion.

Brands & Products by Zomato

Zomato’s business operates across four key verticals:

Zomato (Food Delivery)
Zomato’s primary business is food delivery, a B2C platform that helps consumers search for restaurants, place food orders, and have meals delivered reliably.

Blinkit (Quick-commerce)
Blinkit focuses on quick commerce, offering a wide range of products, including groceries, home essentials, decor, and more. With stores strategically located within 2-3 km, Blinkit ensures orders are delivered in under 15 minutes.

Hyperpure (B2B Supplies)
Hyperpure serves as Zomato’s B2B supply chain solution, providing restaurants with high-quality food ingredients and other essentials. By sourcing products directly from farmers, traders, brands and organisations it relies on the 1P model (i.e. own inventory).

District
This vertical caters to ticketing services like events, movies, and dining. It includes ticketing services for events and carnivals, with plans to expand further into the movies and dining space.