Stocks to Watch today: Uber has decided to put its entire 7.8 per cent stake in Zomato on the block, according to sources.
It jumps 20% after a strong Q1 showing; analysts turn bullish indicating an upside of 60%
Share sale could fetch as much as Rs 3,300 cr
The offer size of $373 million was based on the lower end of a Rs 48-Rs 54 price range set for the block deal, shows a document
Tech integrations between the two companies will accelerate the pace of progress at both ends, he added.
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The contribution as a percentage of gross order value (GOV) increased to 2.8 per cent in Q1FY23, against 1.7 per cent in Q4FY22, driven by improvements on both cost and revenue sides.
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Zomato is on an internal rebranding exercise by moving to a multiple chief executive structure for its businesses that will be housed under a larger organisation called Eternal
Revenue for the June 2022 quarter came in at Rs 1,413.9 crore, up 67.45 per cent YoY and 16.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ)
The restructuring is happening after the shareholder approved the Blinkit acquisition
CEO Deepinder Goyal also said in the memo that 'Eternal', the proposed name for the parent organisation, would remain an 'internal name for now'
The company saw an increase in orders for restaurant meals on its platform in the June quarter
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Stocks to Watch today: ITC, UPL, Zomato, Arvind, Bajaj Consumer Care, among others will release their Q1 earnings today.
Analysts expect the Gurgaon-based firm's net loss to contract to Rs 315 crore in Q1FY23 from Rs 360.7 crore in the year-ago period.
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Analysts at Jefferies said the stock makes a great case for long term investors to buy, while JPMorgan said the company could also see a decrease in cash burn rates
Zomato, which is going through its worst phase at Dalal Street, has allotted nearly 4.66 crore shares to its employees from its employee stock option plan (ESOP) pool at the face value of Rs 1
With the sharp fall in its share price since listing, analysts at Jefferies suggest long-term investors 'buy' the stock