For Uber today, the risk of continuing to invest in subsidies is greater than direct investment in the fleet.
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After the taxi business has withdrawn from the Chinese and Southeast Asian markets, Uber has begun selling its most promising takeaway business, this time in India. p>
TechCrunch quoted three people familiar with the matter as saying that U.S. ride-hailing company Uber is selling its takeaway business UberEats’ Indian market business to span> India version of the public review span> Zomato is in negotiations and is currently in its later stages. Span> It may be completed before the end of this year. span> p>
Sources say UberEats’ Indian business is valued at about $ 400 million. It’s still the same formula, similar to the previous sale of Uber China. As part of the transaction, Uber may invest $ 150 million to $ 200 million in Zomato and acquire a large stake in Zomato. span> An Uber spokesman declined to comment. span> p>
Zomato is a food recommendation platform. In 2018, Zomato received a $ 150 million investment from Alibaba with a valuation of more than $ 1 billion. At present, this platform is still in the expansion stage. Zomato founder and CEO Dipandel Goyal said earlier this month that Zomato’s new round of $ 600 million financing has entered its final stage, and there are reports that Ant Financial will conduct a new round of Zomato up to $ 600 million in financing. p>
Compared with Zomato’s 11-year history, Uber’s landing time for takeaway business in India is not too early, it is mid-2017. In order to gain a foothold in India, Uber Eats continues Uber’s usual way of burning money for the market, providing customers with great discounts, but this does not pose much of a threat to Zomato and Swiggy’s share-orders from the two companies The volume is much higher than that of Uber Eats’ Indian business. Sources said that the two companies reached more than 1 million orders per day, while UberEats had less than 600,000 orders at its highest daily order. p>
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