(Reuters) -Companies are rushing to go public in India this year as the stock market booms, with Hyundai Motor's Indian unit ...

IPO-bound food-tech giant Swiggy has given employee stock ownership plan (ESOPs) worth $270 million (around Rs 2,240 crore) ...

Hyundai Motor Co aims to raise up to $3.3 billion through an IPO of its Indian subsidiary, setting a record in the country.

The company has also become the largest ride-hailing company in India with 2.7 million orders a day, according to a LinkedIn ...

Of this, the food and grocery delivery majors founder and group CEO Sriharsha Majety gets $200 million worth Esops. The Esop 2024 scheme comes with a vesting period of one to eight years from the date ...

The investment in Swiggy was made through a strategic off-market secondary deal, attracting high-profile investors including cricketers Rahul Dravid and Zaheer Khan, tennis player Rohan Bopanna, and ...

Comparing Swiggy and Zomato, MOFSL said Zomato has been gaining market share in food delivery. But, on the basis of gross ...

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal stated he has never ordered from competitors like Swiggy, emphasizing Zomato's strong position in India's food delivery market.

Goyal, in an interview to Moneycontrol, said that navigating public markets is easier as companies get to think more long ...

Swiggy's sponsorship deal comes with a key condition, Zomato Founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal must not return as an investor ...

As Swiggy prepares for its IPO and continues to innovate in the food delivery space, Majety's leadership remains pivotal in ...