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Uber Records Eye-Dropping Profits That Will Be Reinvested in India

25May By Sheldan RungasamyNo Comments

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Uber Records Eye-Dropping Profits That Will Be Reinvested in India

Uber is currently facing a lot of competition with India-based cab aggregator rival Ola, in Australia. However, the global leader in the ride-hailing market’s CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, reportedly stated that the company will keep investing in its products and technology in emerging markets such as India and Middle East. In an email sent to his employees, the recently appointed CEO stated that the company’s core business has been achieving well and saw the number of trips on the platform increase by 43% while bookings also rose by 55% to $11.3 Bn year-on-year. He further expressed that the company’s net revenue grew by 67% to reach $2.5 Bn while it was able to cut losses by half compared to the previous year. We are deliberately reinvesting our profits. Even with these impressive results,...

Burrp Revenues Will Touch 150 Crores in 2019

Food and restaurant recommendation platform Burrp aims to garner revenues of Rs 150 crore by March 2019 as it expands services like events and offers a more personalised search experience to users. The food-tech company, which competes with the likes of Zomato, is also aiming to facilitate transactions worth Rs 1,000 crore through its platform in the same period. "Burrp earlier led the industry but then things didn't go as per plan. One of the errors was to become a listings platform for everything... Cut to 2015, we have revamped our product with enhanced features like dish discovery, an events section and trending restaurants," Burrp co-business head Abhishek Chhajlani told PTI. These additional features will make it easier for users to search for their favourite food or rest...

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.