Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal today announced his resignation from the Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) position of Zomato’s parent firm Eternal Limited, with effect from 01 February, 2026.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, in a shoutout to Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, asserted that what matters in India is hard work, and not one's surname.
Deepinder Goyal, the man behind Zomato, recently took to Instagram to shed light on his personal journey towards better health…
The company will refer to this bigger association as "Eternal", when Zomato's stock gets pounded on Dalal Street (it was drifting around Rs 46 on Monday and has plunged around 69% this year)
In another tweet, Goyal said that on top of this USD 660 million, the company is in the process of closing a USD 140-million secondary transaction.
Goyal said that Zomato that started around 11 years ago, is currently present in 550 cities across India and serves around 48 million Indians every month.
Netizens welcomed Zomato's response and lauded the food delivery service for 'publicly rejecting the growing hate and bigotry'.
