NRAI said there have been numerous instances of delay in payment by Zomato and Swiggy which has affected the entire cash flow of its partners.
The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) on Monday said it has filed additional information with the fair trade regulator CCI alleging "anti-competitive practices" by Zomato & Swiggy. Earlier on July 5, the association had said that keeping the interest of restaurants in mind and how they have been affected by the "inherently anti-competitive practices" of Zomato and Swiggy, it had on July 1 filed information with the Competition Commission of India (CCI). In the additional information NRAI has filed, it has alleged that Zomato and Swiggy are charging a commission in the range of 25 to 35 percent of the order value in 2020-21 and there have been numerous instances of delay in payment by the two aggregators which have affected the entire cash flow of its partners. "Zomato & Swiggy are forcing restaurant partners to give discounts on their platforms to maintain good visibility on the platform. They have shifted the entire cost burden on the restaurants," it added. The
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Most of our investors are looking at it as a long-term investment for five-ten years, no one else wanted to sell, says Akshant Goyal
The existing shareholders of the company are set to make gains in the range of 50 per cent to 6,450 per cent on their investments
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Competitive intensity, customer acquisition costs likely to delay profitability
At the top end of the band, the company could raise Rs 9,375 cr and is valued at Rs 64,365 cr. Zomato's is the largest IPO in 16 months after SBI cards which raised Rs 10,355 cr
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Main issues include bundling of services, data masking and exorbitant commissions, deep discounting, including forcing the restaurant partners to give discounts to maintain listing
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