Droom prepares for Nasdaq listing, charts expansion to Southeast Asia

Droom counts Lightbox, Japanese e-commerce firm Beenos and Digital Garage among existing investors

Shally Seth Mohile | Mumbai
Last Updated at December 4, 2018 21:58 IST

Sandeep Aggarwal of Droom at his office in Gurugram. Photo: Sanjay K Sharma

Droom Technologies, an online marketplace for used and new cars, two-wheelers and commercial vehicles, is looking to go public and list on the Nasdaq by 2020. By that time it hopes to increase its annual gross revenue to Rs 200 billion from the current Rs 55 billion, the company’s founder and chief executive officer Sandeep Aggarwal told Business Standard.

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