If you are going to order food online from Zomato and Swiggy, it will cost you dearly this time. Both online food delivery companies charge Rs 10 as platform fee in Delhi. According to PTI News, the company clarified the news in the information provided to the stock market, which said that on the occasion of the festivals, the platform increased the fee by Rs 10.
In Delhi they charge 10 rupees
Zomato said yes, in fact we have increased the platform fees in some cities since last Wednesday. The company now charges Rs 10 as platform fee during the festive season in the national capital. However, Zomato did not clarify by how much the platform fees have been increased in which cities. The company said that such platform fee changes are a regular business process and are made from time to time. These (rates) may vary from city to city. Similarly, Swiggy also increased its platform fees but there was no response from the company to queries in this regard.
Food and drink service in 10 minutes.
A few days ago, Swiggy announced the launch of ‘Bolt’, a service that delivers food and drinks in 10 minutes. However, the service is already operational in key locations across six major cities – Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Chennai and Bengaluru. It will be rolled out to more districts in the coming weeks. Bolt offers instant food delivery service at select restaurants within a two-kilometer radius of the consumer. BOLT offers popular dishes like burgers, hot drinks, cold drinks, breakfast items and biryani that require minimal preparation time.
How were Zomato’s quarterly results?
Zomato Limited reported an integrated net profit of Rs 176 crore in the July-September quarter. Zomato’s board of directors also approved raising Rs 8,500 crore through eligible institutional allocation of equity shares. The company’s integrated operating income during the period under review stood at Rs 4,799 crore. Its total expenditure during this period was Rs 4,783 crore, while in the same period last year it was Rs 3,039 crore.
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