Zomato has rolled out a new feature that will now allow customers to remove their past orders from the app’s history
Earlier today, shares of Zomato hit a fresh all-time high of INR 221.30
The stock has jumped nearly 21% in the last month and zoomed over 180% in the last year
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Foodtech major Zomato has rolled out a new feature that will now allow customers to remove their past orders from the app’s history.
This comes after a Zomato customer named Karan Singh complained of not being able to delete order history, describing it as the “worst thing” in a post last December. Responding to Singh’s post, Zomato’s chief executive Deepinder Goyal introduced the “delete order” feature on the platform.
“For Karan and many others- You can now delete orders from your order history on zomato. Use it responsibly. Sorry, this took us a bit of time to prioritise and build. This touched multiple systems and microservices. We are rolling it out to all customers as we speak,” said Goyal on his X handle.
With the new roll out, Zomato claims to give more control to users over their ordering history and privacy.
The development comes close on the heels of Zomato now expanding its home-cooked meal service ‘Zomato Everyday’ to Mumbai.
Recently Zomato also suspended its logistics business ‘Xtreme’ due to poor demand.
Earlier today, shares of Zomato hit a fresh all-time high of INR 221.30 apiece during the intraday trading after the foodtech major announced allotment of more than 4.07 Cr stock options to its employees.
The stock has jumped nearly 21% in the last month and zoomed over 180% in the last year.
It is pertinent to note that Zomato posted a 26% quarter-on-quarter jump in its consolidated net profit to INR 175 Cr in Q4 FY24 from INR 138 Cr in the preceding quarter.
While Zomato witnessed some degrowth in the GOV of its core food delivery business in Q4 FY24 with its GOV falling 0.6% QoQ to INR 8,439 Cr, the company continues to remain profitable.
Riding on the back of its quick commerce vertical, Blinkit, Zomato reported its fourth consecutive profitable quarter with profit after tax (PAT) rising almost 27% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) to INR 175 Cr in Q4.
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