The Bengaluru-based food delivery giant's total expenses for the fiscal were reported as Rs 6,545 crore
The Gurugram-based firm is expecting its GMV to touch around Rs 30,000 crore by 2022 as the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the shift towards online grocery
Tax concealment in case of Walmart-owned Flipkart's unit is about Rs 650 crore while the remaining estimation is related to Swiggy, said a tax official privy to the preliminary findings
Probe has allegedly found calculation errors by Amazon. The company paid higher GST but instead of claiming refund took wrong input tax credit
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The surveys are related to an alleged bogus input tax credit connected to the external vendors of these firms
According to sources, the survey was conducted on the input provided by the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI)
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The Deepinder Goyal-led firm's total expenses for the fiscal were reported as Rs 5,006 crore. Zomato is gearing up for an IPO this year
At peak, while Swiggy fulfilled 5,500 orders per minute, Zomato clocked in 4,254 orders per minute
The order analysis is based on millions of orders received by Swiggy
Only two platforms (Urban Company and Flipkart) were able to demonstrate that additional measures were taken to actively improve working conditions
What has triggered this partnership and what are Swiggy's plans to achieve it? In this podcast, Business Standard's Peerzada Abrar explains the initiative
The firm, earlier known as SAIF partners, will be deploying the full fund in the next 2-3 years
In the first phase alone, Swiggy will onboard about 36,000 vendors to whom the loan has been disbursed in 125 cities by the government
Online food delivery platform Swiggy announced the expansion of its Street Food Vendors programme that will benefit 36,000 people in 125 tier 2 and 3 cities in the first phase.
A survey showed that when it comes to food delivery from QSR chains; three in five urban Indians (60 per cent) prefer ordering food through apps such as Zomato and Swiggy
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Some players are also striking an emotional chord by promoting values of togetherness; Brands are also spending more on e-commerce ads as opposed to conventional