Zomato Share Price | Zomato Ltd., a popular Indian food delivery and restaurant aggregator company, was founded in 2008. Initially it was a platform for restaurant reviews, but later it has expanded to provide food delivery, table reservations and more. Zomato connects customers with a wide range of restaurants, simplifying the process of ordering food online. Stay tuned for more information on Zomato stock price targets for 2025, 2026 and 2030.
Fundamentals
Market Cap – ₹2,32,525.20 Cr.
P/E – 130.56
P/B – 7.11
Face Value – ₹1
Div. Yield – 0%
Book Value (TTM) – ₹33.89
ROE – 6.59%
ROCE – 6.38%
52 Week High – ₹304.50
52 Week Low – ₹128.10
Shareholdings
Promoters – 0%
FII – 47.3%
DII – 20.5%
Public – 26.1%
Others – 6.1%
Zomato Share Price Target (2025 to 2030)
Zomato Share Target Years
Share Price Targets
2025
₹327
2026
₹453
2027
₹535
2028
₹627
2029
₹718
2030
₹880
Income Statement
INR
2024
Y/Y Change
Revenue
121.14B
71.13%
Operating Expense
79.89B
36.89%
Net Income
3.51B
136.15%
Net Profit Margin
2.90
121.14%
Earnings Per Share
0.40
133.33%
EBITDA
-1.62B
87.95%
Effective Tax Rate
-20.62%
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Balance Sheet
INR
2024
Y/Y Change
Cash and Short-term Investments
34.05B
-63.81%
Total Assets
233.56B
8.13%
Total Liabilities
29.50B
37.47%
Total Equity
204.06B
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Shares Outstanding
8.68B
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Price to Book
10.58
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Return on Assets
-1.34%
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Return on Capital
-1.47%
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Factors Affecting
Revenue Growth: Zomato’s ability to grow its revenue from food delivery, dining out, and subscription services like Zomato Gold or Pro greatly impacts its stock price.
User Base Expansion: An increase in the number of active users, especially in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, drives long-term sustainability and investor confidence.
Order Volume and Frequency: An increase in order volume and average order frequency contribute to higher revenue and improved operational efficiency.
Profitability Metrics: Achieving consistent profitability and managing costs related to delivery, technology, and customer acquisition are key to Zomato’s valuation.
Competitive Landscape: Intense competition from Swiggy, Dunzo, and other regional players in the food delivery and instant commerce space impacts market share and pricing power.
Instant Commerce and Grocery Segment: Zomato’s entry into instant commerce (via Blinkit) and its success in scaling this segment could significantly impact its growth trajectory.
Technological advancements: Continuous improvements in app usability, AI-driven recommendations, and order fulfillment efficiency can increase customer satisfaction and retention.
Customer loyalty programs: Expanding loyalty programs such as Zomato Gold or Pro can drive repeat orders and revenue.
Advertising and partnerships: Revenue from restaurant advertising and strategic partnerships with restaurants and FMCG brands add to Zomato’s earnings potential.
Regulatory environment: Compliance with regulations related to food delivery, labor rights, and platform operations can impact operating costs and profitability.
Global expansion opportunities: Entering international markets or forming global partnerships can open up new revenue sources and impact stock performance.
Macroeconomic factors: Inflation, disposable income trends, and consumer spending habits affect ordering frequency and the overall food delivery market.
ESG initiatives: Zomato’s focus on environmental, social, and governance aspects, such as sustainable packaging and improving gig workers’ conditions, can improve its brand value.
Acquisitions and Investments: Strategic acquisitions like Blinkit and investments in complementary businesses can create new growth opportunities.
Market sentiment and investor confidence: Positive news about operational milestones, profitability or leadership can boost investor sentiment, while controversies or losses can create negative sentiment.
Quarterly financial reports: Key performance indicators such as gross order value (GOV), contribution margin and EBITDA play a key role in stock price movement.
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