Zomato stock hits 52-week high, market cap nears $10.7 billion
Zomato hit their 52-week high of Rs 105 apiece intraday on Monday even as the broader indices traded in the red.
The market capitalisation of the company is close to $10.7 billion.
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Zomato reported a surprise net profit of Rs 2 crore for the June quarter, compared to a loss of Rs 186 crore in the year-ago period, and a loss of Rs 189 crore a quarter earlier. This was on the back of a 71% surge in revenue to Rs 2,416 crore.
Analysts say the strong earnings were supported by healthy revenue growth and a sharp improvement in margins.
Business to remain profitable
The company’s robust numbers were also due to the seasonally strong fiscal first quarter, where it benefited from a “higher frequency of ordering” by subscribers of its recently relaunched loyalty programme.
The adjusted revenue (revenue from operations + delivery charges) for its food delivery business rose almost 14% sequentially in the June quarter to Rs 1,742 crore. The growth came after a few quarters of a slowdown in the food segment.
In a letter addressed to shareholders, and filed with stock exchanges, Zomato chief financial officer Akshant Goyal said the
