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Bringing together deep reportage and nuanced analysis of India’s food-tech sector, this curated collection will keep you up to speed ahead of the much-awaited Zomato IPO.
India’s startup ecosystem is at an inflection point. With USD12.1 billion flowing into these young companies in the first six months of the calendar year and 16 unicorns taking birth in the same period, Indian startups have been hogging all the limelight. Against this background, Zomato’s proposed initial public offering (IPO) — slated to open for subscription next week — builds a narrative on two fronts. First, it highlights how the food-tech
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