Zepto, India’s fastest-growing quick-commerce startup, has secured $350 million from domestic investors. CEO Aadit Palicha aims to transition Zepto into a majority Indian-owned company and list it on Indian stock exchanges. Palicha emphasized Zepto’s commitment to fair pricing, denying allegations of predatory pricing and highlighting the company’s role as a complementary service to traditional Kirana stores.
Zepto, India’s fastest-growing quick-commerce startup, has secured $350 million from domestic investors. CEO Aadit Palicha aims to transition Zepto into a majority Indian-owned company and list it on Indian stock exchanges. Palicha emphasized Zepto’s commitment to fair pricing, denying allegations of predatory pricing and highlighting the company’s role as a complementary service to traditional Kirana stores. Zepto, India’s fastest-growing quick-commerce startup, has secured $350 million from domestic investors. CEO Aadit Palicha aims to transition Zepto into a majority Indian-owned company and list it on Indian stock exchanges. Palicha emphasized Zepto’s commitment to fair pricing, denying allegations of predatory pricing and highlighting the company’s role as a complementary service to traditional Kirana stores. Read More
