Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal explains why it’s important to ‘be solution-focused and not problem-focused’
Speaking about his 10-year journey, Zomato Founder Deepinder Goyal explains why he wants to own the value chain, how being hands-on helps and why intellectual honesty is critical to startup success.St...
- Zomato needs to be a complete food business; that means owning the complete chain.
- The Gurgaon-based startup became a unicorn with a valuation of $2.3 billion, and is locked in a tough battle with Bengaluru-based foodtech giant Swiggy, which also gained unicorn status this year with a valuation of $1.5 billion.
- Simple, but not easy Zomato has been around for 10 years now, but the journey hasn’t been easy or simple.
- The market may be evolving, but Deepinder hasn’t changed since he started Zomato.
- Deepinder Goyal, Co-founder and CEO, Zomato and Gaurav Gupta, COO, ZomatoBut Zomato entered the foodtech space when Swiggy was already an established player.
- Looking back at Zomato’s 10-year journey, Deepinder dwells on some important milestones.