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In September 2021, just months after Zomato went public, two Mumbai-based friends—one a software engineer, the other a business graduate—met on a Friday evening to discuss a startup idea they had contemplated for years.
Having just witnessed the foodtech’s public market success and the Indian startup ecosystem’s surge in funding, they believed the timing was perfect to finally start up.
“Every day, we read about new unicorns and massive investments pouring into India’s startup ecosystem,” the engineer recalled. “We had a solid concept, an execution plan, and all we needed was capital. Investors were bullish on India, so we decided to take the plunge.”
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