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Unlike other startups, Bigbasket’s valuation never fully captured its growth in sales volume, revenue, user base, and its solid leadership. That was because of the founders’ choices and approach, and a set of factors that negatively influenced its funding and valuation. Under the Tatas, will the public market reward its founders when it goes for listing?
The long-drawn affair of Tata’s acquisition of Bigbasket concluded by the end of last month. Tata Group’s e-commerce ambitions took wing with the buyout of one of India’s most solid consumer-Internet startups, which is also a category leader in grocery e-tail. As for Bigbasket, it got a parent which has the resources to help it go for a bigger play. Neither company has revealed the details of the deal. The Economic Times reported that Tata
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