Zomato raises over Rs 365 crore from 3 investors

Zomato's total funding now at $113 mn; it had earlier raised $53 mn from Info Edge and Sequoia Capital

Online restaurant guide Zomato has raised $60 million (over Rs 365 crore) from Vy Capital and existing investors Info Edge (India) Ltd and Sequoia Capital to fund global expansion and new product development.

"This round of funding is being led jointly by Info Edge (India) Ltd and Vy Capital, with participation from Sequoia Capital," Zomato said.

This takes Zomato's total funding to over $113 million. Zomato had earlier raised USD 53 million from Info Edge (India) Ltd and Sequoia Capital over multiple rounds, it added.

Commenting on the development, Zomato Founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal said: "This is an exciting point in our journey, as we accelerate our way across the globe, and build a product that will continue to redefine the way people dine."

In the past year, the company has added eight countries and millions of new users to it's foodie truck, he added.

"Zomato is one of the first Internet companies out of India with a consumer product that is scaling on a global basis....We look forward to being long-term partners of the company as it establishes itself among the global Internet leaders," Vy Capital Founding Partner Alexander Tamas said.

Over the next year, the company plans to expand to 14 more countries across Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Americas, Zomato said.

Zomato provides detailed information, menus and photos for over 300,000 restaurants across 18 countries. It is present in over 100 cities across India, UK, Canada, Lebanon, UAE, Turkey, New Zealand, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, South Africa, the Philippines, Portugal, Brazil, Chile, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Qatar.