Zomato to launch in 30 more cities

Zomato to launch in 30 more cities

Zomato’s services will now be present in 93 Indian cities

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MUMBAI: Restaurant search and discovery platform Zomato is launching in 30 more cities which will include Ajmer, Ambala, Anand, Anantapur, Bareilly, Bathinda, Bhavnagar, Bhilai, Durg, Haridwar, Jamshedpur, Kakinada, Karnal, Katni, Kolhapur, Kurnool, Meerut, Puducherry, Puri, Rajahmundry, Rajkot, Ratnagiri, Roorkee, Saharanpur, Sangli, Sangrur, Siliguri, Thrissur, Tirupati, and Ujjain.

Zomato confirmed that its online ordering and food delivery service will now be present in 93 Indian cities. Zomato also added that it has 75,000 listed restaurants for food delivery and will be adding more 5,000 delivery personnel.

As Zomato’s delivery services are currently available from 11am to 11pm, the company will soon introduce breakfast delivery and midnight meals as well. Zomato also added that they will expand HyperPure ingredients delivery service to Delhi NCR this month.

Zomato CEO – food delivery Mohit Gupta said, “We have been surprised by the demand in tier II tier III cities and are therefore gung-ho on serving every last customer, in the smallest of towns in India. We will be the first to hit the 100 city mark and will continue to invest heavily to lead geographical penetration, in the food delivery market in India. We have seen market share grow in our main markets through the festive season and have plans for growth in December as well.”

Zomato Founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal added, “We have experienced an overwhelming reaction to our expansion across all of our businesses - Gold, Food Delivery and Supply. The number of Gold memberships sold in Manila and Jakarta within a week is beating early numbers of Delhi and Mumbai. HyperPure has had great reception, and we are opening up our next centre in the NCR in a couple of weeks. The Food@Work business has also been expanding into new markets. And of course, the Food Delivery business is ramping up really well with the growth in main markets, as well as the reception in tier II tier III cities.”