Zepto is conducting a secondary share sale of over $200 million to boost domestic ownership from 33% to at least 40% before its planned IPO, aiming for 50% eventually. Edelweiss Financial Services ...

Online grocery platform Zepto is talking to its current shareholders to sell as much as $250 million of their equity, a move aiming to boost the ownership of Indian investors before the quick ...

Online grocer Zepto is in talks for current stockholders to sell as much as $250 million of their equity, a move aimed at boosting the ownership of Indian investors before the startup seeks to go ...

Zepto gears up for IPO: $250 million secondary share sale in the works to boost Indian ownership. As per the Bloomberg report, to boost Indian ownership ahead of its IPO, Zepto is facilitating a ...

Zepto co-founder and CEO Aadit Palicha has denied ... honest mistake,” posted Palicha on LinkedIn on March 4. The Dark Side of Quick Commerce: How 10-minute delivery apps are using deceptive ...

Multiple options are on the table, including founders raising a debt of $100 Mn to $150 Mn to buy shares from existing investors Zepto, along with its investors, is also said to be considering ...

Zepto is in talks to sell up to USD 250 million in shares, aiming to increase Indian ownership ahead of a potential IPO. This secondary sale, involving private equity firms Motilal Oswal and ...

Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha refuted claims made by Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal that quick commerce companies are burning massive amounts of cash, particularly implicating Zepto. In an Economic Times ...

Consumer products distributors have filed an antitrust case against big fast-delivery businesses of Zomato, Swiggy and Zepto, calling for an investigation into alleged deep discounting practices ...

Zepto’s drive to strengthen its cold supply chain capabilities—including sourcing, packaging automation, and ripening chambers—is the ideal next step for quick commerce platforms for margin ...

Amidst the Indian Premier League (IPL) season, Zepto displayed advertisements for Parimatch, an illegal betting platform, MediaNama has learned. The company has declined to comment on the matter.