Question

which are points of micro factors which affecting zomato​

Answer 1

Answer:

We have been publishing our annual report in the first week of April for the last three years. Typically, our annual reports outline our performance during the last year, and some narrative on what we think the future holds in store for us. This year, when the pandemic hit the world, our past became irrelevant, and the future uncertain. We decided to delay our annual report by a few months (some perks of being a private company).

Right now, in the middle of July, as our future seems more predictable, we decided to publish this performance report for the last five quarters combined.

This performance report consists of three parts –

1 – Financial performance (FY19 vs FY20, Q1 FY21)

2 – Business segment performance (2a – India Food Delivery, 2b – Dining Out, 2c – B2B Supplies)

3 – Social Responsibility (Feeding Foundation)

1 – Financials (FY19 vs FY20, Q1 FY21)

Our revenue in FY20 grew by 105% as compared to FY19 while the costs grew by only 47% in the corresponding period. Moving our business towards profitability was a core focus for us in FY20 and we made significant progress along that journey.

All numbers are basis management information system and may vary from Indian Auditing Standards. Q1 FY21 numbers are unaudited. All data is converted to USD at a constant exchange rate of 1 USD = INR 75. Our business has negligible CapEx and debt; and hence EBITDA loss is almost the same as cash loss.