Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal has built a business that has a market cap of Rs 66,874 crore. During Covid-19, he donated stocks worth Rs 700 crore.
Zomato founder, Deepinder Goyal, now serves as its CEO. His success story is very inspiring because he conquered a lot of personal and business problems to become successful. His company is huge and will soon start making money. So far, he has put money into 16 new businesses, such as ChefKart and Unacademy. In 2021, his net worth quickly went over $1 billion.
During the pandemic, Deepinder Goyal made news when he gave his transport partners Rs 700 crore worth of stocks to pay for their schooling. The region of Muktsar in Punjab is where he was born. He wasn’t a very good student. In Class 8, the person in charge of the test chose to help him. He was going to fail, but he got third place. This changed the course of his life. This event changed the rest of his life.
After that, he continued to be one of the best students in school. For IIT training, his folks sent him to Chandigarh. He, on the other hand, wasn’t ready to be one of the best. He went back home. But he got into IIT Delhi in the end.
Deepinder Goyal stays out of the way. He also had a huge problem in his life that he overcame: he stuttered. He said, “It’s gotten better over time, but there are still a few syllables I have trouble with.”
After Zomato was listed in 2021, Deepinder Goyal’s wealth jumped to 650 million dollars (Rs 5345 crore). At the time, he owned 4.7 percent of Zomato.
As of now, he is not getting paid by the company. ESOPs, on the other hand, gave him Rs 358 crore. Since the beginning of FY 22, Deepinder Goyal has gotten ESOPs worth Rs 1111.5 crore. This is equal to about Rs 1.5 crore a day.
The company’s market value is Rs 66,874 crore.
The Zomato founder says that he is a delivery boy, on Instagram. He often brings food to customers to get the word out about the business.
