Eternal Limited (formerly Zomato) reported a robust growth across its key business segments for the quarter ended June 30, 2025 (Q1 FY26), led by strong gains in the Quick Commerce and Hyperpure (B2B) verticals.
Revenue from operations (external customers)
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India Food Ordering & Delivery: ₹2,261 crore (up ~16% YoY from ₹1,942 crore in Q1 FY25)
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Hyperpure Supplies (B2B): ₹2,295 crore (up ~89% YoY from ₹1,212 crore)
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Quick Commerce: ₹2,400 crore (up ~155% YoY from ₹942 crore)
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Going Out: ₹207 crore (up ~118% YoY from ₹95 crore)
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Other segments (Residual): ₹4 crore (down from ₹15 crore)
Total revenue from operations: ₹7,167 crore (up ~70% YoY from ₹4,206 crore)
Segment results (Profit/Loss before unallocated expenses)
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India Food Ordering & Delivery: ₹465 crore (up from ₹321 crore YoY)
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Hyperpure Supplies (B2B): ₹(5) crore (narrowed from ₹(14) crore YoY)
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Quick Commerce: ₹(42) crore (loss compared to profit of ₹43 crore YoY)
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Going Out: ₹(48) crore (loss compared to profit of ₹11 crore YoY)
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Other segments (Residual): ₹(45) crore (loss compared to ₹1 crore YoY)
Highlights:
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India Food Ordering & Delivery remains the most profitable segment with steady growth.
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Quick Commerce has seen explosive revenue growth but swung to a segment-level loss.
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Hyperpure B2B has almost doubled revenues YoY but remains slightly loss-making.
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‘Going Out’ and residual businesses posted losses despite higher revenue.
After adding other income, adjusting for share-based payments, depreciation, finance costs, and exceptional items, Eternal reported a profit before tax of ₹88 crore, compared to ₹239 crore in Q1 FY25.
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