Zomato to launch 20 Hyperpure warehouses in 18 cities by next year
For now, Zomato will scale the warehouses in the top metros before moving to smaller cities.Zomato opened its second Hyperpure warehouse on Monday in New Delhi
- Zomato opened its second Hyperpure warehouse on Monday in New Delhi and is set to add 20 more warehouses in India by end-2020 with an estimated investment of ₹ 55 crore, said a top company executive.
- The Gurugram-headquartered firm had acquired Hyperpure (formerly WOTU) in 2018, as a B2B technology platform that lets restaurant owners, caterers, hotels, and other food service businesses order fresh produce, packaged food and poultry, among other products.
- Currently, Hyperpure services 1,000 restaurants in Bengaluru.
- The firm has been building businesses inorganically through a clutch of acquisitions, including drone-delivery startup TechEagle Innovations and Bengaluru-based TongueStun Food, an aggregator of caterers and restaurants for office canteens.