Swiggy, backed by the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, intends to raise a whopping Rs 3,750 crore ($448.56 million) by issuing fresh shares. Additionally, existing shareholders such as Prosus, Accel India, and Tencent Europe are also expected to sell portions of their existing stakes.
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Read MoreThis fee applies to all food orders, irrespective of customer enrollment in loyalty programmes like ‘Swiggy One’ or ‘Zomato Gold’ offered by both platforms
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