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Zomato Is The New Treasury Trader In Town

Zomato earned nearly Rs 400 crore as net gains from mutual funds, interest income from government securities, debentures or bonds and interest from bank deposits.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>A Zomato courier box sits on a food delivery motorcycle in Mumbai, India. (Photo source: Usha Kunji/NDTV Profit)</p></div>
A Zomato courier box sits on a food delivery motorcycle in Mumbai, India. (Photo source: Usha Kunji/NDTV Profit)
India's largest food delivery and quick commerce player, Zomato, posted a profit after tax of Rs 176 crore in its second quarter report card, led by other income of Rs 221 crore. A closer look shows that Zomato earned nearly Rs 400 crore from net gains from mutual funds, interest income from government securities, interest on debentures or bonds, and interest from bank deposits. That is nearly 8% of the company's revenue and close to...
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