
Is Zomato's Internal Chaos Real? CEO Deepinder Goyal Calls it Embarrassing!
April 27, 2025: New Delhi:
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal has firmly denied allegations of internal turmoil and market share loss following a viral post on the StartUpIndia subreddit that painted a chaotic picture of the food delivery giant’s operations.
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Sharing the Reddit post on X (formerly Twitter), Goyal called the claims “utter nonsense” and said it was “embarrassing to even have to clarify” the situation.
“Neither are we losing market share, nor will we ever force employees to order only from Zomato. Freedom of choice is something we stand for vehemently,” Goyal asserted.
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An anonymous post, purportedly from a Zomato employee, accused the company of:
“Zomato might still look shiny from the outside, but inside, it’s falling apart,” the post read.
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Deepinder Goyal strongly refuted all claims:
Goyal’s response aims to reassure investors, customers, and employees amid the allegations that went viral across startup and tech forums.
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