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Swiggy's valuation marked at $12.1 billion by Baron Capital, up 13% from 2022

By Startup Enthusiast · 8 March 2024

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Swiggy is a food delivery and quick-commerce platform operating in India under brands like Instamart and Dine Out

Baron Capital Group, an investor, has raised its valuation of Swiggy to $12.1 billion as of December 31, 2023, a 13% increase from its $10.7 billion…

Swiggy's revenue rose 45% in FY23 to Rs 8,265 crore, but its net loss widened to Rs 4,179 crore, and it recently cut 6% of its workforce

Swiggy's valuation was marked at $12.1 billion by Baron Capital Group, up 13% from its 2022 valuation of $10.7 billion.
Baron Capital, which invested $700 million in Swiggy in 2022, raised its stake value to $87.2 million as of December 31, 2023.
Swiggy changed its legal name from Bundl Technologies Pvt Ltd to Swiggy Pvt Ltd to strengthen brand identity.
Swiggy's revenue increased 45% in FY23 to Rs 8,265 crore, but its net loss widened to Rs 4,179 crore.
Swiggy cut 6% of its workforce, impacting 350-400 employees, in a restructuring move ahead of its planned $1 billion IPO.

Swiggy's valuation increase contrasts with the declining valuations of other Indian startups like Ola Cabs, Meesho, and Byju’s.
Baron Capital's valuation is based on factors like Swiggy's position in the growing Indian food delivery market and its structural advantages.
Swiggy and Zomato are the two dominant players in the food delivery space, with Zomato currently holding a 54% market share in GMV.

Swiggy operates in the food delivery and quick-commerce sectors in India, with brands like Instamart and Dine Out.
Swiggy's revenue for FY23 was Rs 8,265 crore, up 45% year on year, but its net loss widened to Rs 4,179 crore.
Swiggy is preparing for a $1 billion IPO, which is expected to include an offer-for-sale component of at least $600 million.
Swiggy's main competitor is Zomato, which has a larger market share in the food delivery segment.

Swiggy is preparing for a $1 billion IPO, expected to include an offer-for-sale component of at least $600 million.
The company plans to focus on its quick-commerce arm, Instamart, as a growth driver in the coming years.

Baron Capital Group (investor) — A US-based asset manager that invested $700 million in Swiggy in 2022.