You Pay ₹500 on Zomato — Who Actually Gets the Money? | Business Model Explained

🍕 *You spend ₹500 on Zomato. But who actually gets your money?* The restaurant? The delivery partner? Or Zomato itself? And here's an even bigger question: How does Zomato make money when it doesn't even cook the food you order? 🤯 In this episode of **Finance Without Jargon by JP**, we uncover the fascinating business model behind Zomato and its parent company, Eternal Limited. 💰 *What you'll discover:* ✅ Where your ₹500 food order actually goes ✅ How Zomato earns from restaurant commissions, platform fees and advertising ✅ Why order value is NOT the same as company revenue ✅ How delivery partners and restaurants fit into the business ✅ How Blinkit's quick-commerce business works ✅ How Zomato's parent company generated ₹54,364 crore in FY2026 consolidated revenue but only ₹366 crore in consolidated net profit ✅ The real difference between revenue, profit and cash flow 📢 *Finance Without Jargon by JP* Making Finance, Business and Economics simple enough for everyone to understand. 👍 Like if you learned something new! 💬 *Comment below:* Who do you think earns the most from a ₹500 food order — the restaurant, the delivery partner or Zomato? 🔔 Subscribe for more fascinating Indian business models explained simply! 📚 *Official sources:* Financial figures relate to FY2026. Actual order charges and payments vary. This video is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. #Zomato #ZomatoBusinessModel #IndianBusiness #FinanceWithoutJargon #BusinessModelExplained #Zomato #ZomatoBusinessModel #HowZomatoMakesMoney #EternalLimited #IndianBusiness #FinanceWithoutJargon #BusinessModelExplained #FoodDeliveryBusiness #Blinkit #Hyperpure #IndianStartups #IndianStockMarket #BusinessExplained #FinanceExplained #CompanyAnalysis #StartupBusinessModel #FinancialEducation #EconomicsExplained #FoodDeliveryIndia #BusinessStrategy #IndianEconomy