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Travel Co. Yatra’s Losses Fall, Revenue Up By 36%

16Jun By Gauri SinghNo Comments

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Travel Co. Yatra’s Losses Fall, Revenue Up By 36%

India’s second largest online travel company, Yatra has reported improvements in revenue in its fourth-quarter. With both its businesses air ticketing and hotels and packages, the company is witnessing a steady and considerable growth as of 31st March 2018. The travel company has reportedly posted a loss of Rs 38.09 crore in the recent quarter, as compared with Rs 83.02 crore in the previous quarter. The revenue of the company has risen by over 36% amounting to Rs 328.57 crore compared to the fourth quarter of last fiscal. Dhruv Shringi, CEO of Yatra stated, “The macro factors in India continued to be favourable. Domestic air traffic was up 24% year-over-year in the March quarter. We expect to see sustained growth ahead over the mid to near-term as we see an expansion happening in the ...

6Jun By Gauri SinghNo Comments

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McDonald’s Running its Indian Business Amid all The Losses

The world’s largest fast-food chain McDonald’s is reportedly facing a huge amount of loss in India. McDonald’s India has announced its biggest loss amounting to INR 305 crore in the financial year ending in March 2017, after canceling the investments in Connaught Plaza Restaurants (CPRL) which ought to be its licensee partner. All this was because of a five-year-old official disagreement with CPRL. In this regard, McDonald’s India said, “Considering that CPRL is having significant accumulated losses as of date and considering that the company has terminated all its franchise arrangements in favour of CPRL, the management feels that its investments in CPRL are impaired and accordingly a provision of Rs 198.20 crore has been considered in the financial statements of the company for diminu...

SoftBank Suffered Rs 9,000 Cr Valuation Loss From Ola, Snapdeal

10May By AnkitaNo Comments

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SoftBank Suffered Rs 9,000 Cr Valuation Loss From Ola, Snapdeal

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank Group has booked a valuation loss of USD 1.4 billion or over Rs 9,000 crore on its investments in Snapdeal and Ola as the startups faced heat from foreign rivals with deep pockets. SoftBank said it suffered a loss of USD 1 billion (Rs 6,500 crore) on its investment in Snapdeal, almost matching the money it has put in the home-grown marketplace during 2016-17. "Highly competitive e-commerce market in India has made a trend of the companys business performance lower than initially anticipated," SoftBank said in its earnings statement. SoftBank which has committed investments of USD 10 billion in India has been working on a plan to sell Snapdeal to larger rival Flipkart. While it has got most board members of Snapdeal to agree to the proposal, it is ...

Reliance Jio Net Loss Jumps to Rs 22.5 Crore in October-March

25Apr By Press Trust of IndiaNo Comments

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Reliance Jio Net Loss Jumps to Rs 22.5 Crore in October-March

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio today reported widening of its net loss to Rs 22.50 crore in the six months to March, a period when the company virtually had no revenue and ran two back-to-back promotional offers. Net loss stood at Rs 7.46 crore in the same period a year ago, Reliance Jio Infocomm said in an exchange filing. Jio, which launched its services in September, had no revenue from operations during October 2016 to March 2017 while other income fell to Rs 0.54 crore from Rs 2.23 crore in the same six months of 2015-16. Jio is an unlisted arm of Reliance Industries and as per law is not required to put out quarterly numbers. Since its launch, it ran two back-to-back offerings of free data and voice and the only charge it took from the 120 million subscribers ...

Google, Amazon Looking To Acquire Toshiba’s Chip Unit

1Apr By AdityaNo Comments

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Google, Amazon Looking To Acquire Toshiba’s Chip Unit

Google and Amazon joined a list of potential buyers eyeing Toshiba's lucrative memory chip business as the Japanese conglomerate seeks bidders to cover huge losses, a newspaper said today. Toshiba has reportedly completed the first round of bidding for its prized memory chip business, seen as key for the cash-strapped company to turn itself around. Some 10 foreign companies and funds, including Google and Amazon, tendered bids, the mass-circulation Yomiuri Shimbun said, quoting unnamed sources. The two US tech giants are expected to use Toshiba's memory chips for their cloud services, the daily said. Taiwan's Hon Hai, which acquired Japanese electronics maker Sharp last year, has apparently bid more than 2 trillion yen (USD 18 billion), the daily said. Immediate confirmation...

E-commerce Firm Snapdeal to Make Profit in Two Years: CEO

6Feb By reutersNo Comments

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E-commerce Firm Snapdeal to Make Profit in Two Years: CEO

Indian e-commerce firm Snapdeal expects to turn profitable in the next two years, its CEO said, as the company cuts costs and boosts efficiency in a market currently dominated by homegrown Flipkart and US internet giant Amazon. Kunal Bahl, who co-founded Snapdeal in 2010, also told Reuters in an interview that the online marketplace provider backed by Japan's SoftBank Group did not immediately need to raise capital unless it makes an acquisition. A burgeoning Indian middle class' rapid uptake of wireless high-speed internet has prompted buyers to shop online, boosting sales at e-tailers and making the country's internet services market one of the world's fastest growing. The value of goods sold online in India is expected to jump tenfold to USD 188 billion by 2025, according to a ...

BookMyShow Posted Profit of 3.1 Crore in FY16

20Sep By PriyankaNo Comments

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BookMyShow Posted Profit of 3.1 Crore in FY16

BookMyShow.com, India's leading online entertainment ticketing platform posted Rs.3.1 crore profit on moday for the year ended 31 March, against a loss of Rs.13.5 crore in the year-ago period. Bigtree Entertainment Pvt. Ltd also known as Bookmyshow, Revenue rose to Rs.248 crore in the period from Rs.130 crore. Revenue from online ticket booking doubled to Rs.176.7 crore from Rs.88.4 crore. The company was founded in 1999 by Ashish Hemrajani, Parikshit Dar and Rajesh Balpande, the Mumbai-based online ticketing company raised over Rs.550 crore in its fourth round of funding in July led by US-based Stripes Group with existing investors Network 18, Accel Partners, and SAIF Partners participating. The funding valued the company at Rs.3,000 crore. BookMyShow is present in over 350 towns...

Tatas Record $103-Bn FY16 Revenue; Investment at $9-Bn: Cyrus Mistry

30Jul By PriyankaNo Comments

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Tatas Record $103-Bn FY16 Revenue; Investment at $9-Bn: Cyrus Mistry

Tata Group invested USD 9 billion in its businesses globally in 2015-16, even as its worldwide revenue fell marginally to USD 103 billion due to commodity market slowdown and volatile currencies among other reasons, the diversified conglomerates chief Cyrus Mistry said today. Addressing the Annual Group Leadership Conference (AGLC) of the steel-to-software conglomerate, Mystry also announced a new leadership competency model based on key competencies to develop and identify leaders within the group firms and outlined a new framework focussed on happiness at work. The total investments by the over 100 group companies in the last three years total to over USD 28 billion, said Mistry, Chairman of the main holding company Tata Sons Ltd. Addressing the top leadership and senior mana...

Decoding – Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times from last year

19Nov By AdityaNo Comments

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Decoding – Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times from last year

It seems a comment from Kunal Bahl (CEO, Co-founder of Snapdeal) is true that Snapdeal will become profitable in three years. As per the latest data from a Blog, Snapdeal revenues have increased 5 times. The Blog also revealed that the loss per rupee of revenue earned has also decreased drastically comparison to last year. Loss per rupee chart: So Snapdeal revenues have been growing multifold every year. Every Valuation round is a multiple of the last one. But what about its losses? The negative point is that revenue for FY 2012-13 was INR 340 million which is a very small scale to be of any use for benchmarking. And the loss at even a scale of INR 1,680 million is twice the revenue.