Bhutan is visa free for Indians. Heck! You don’t even need a passport to visit.
But @atlys charges 18,000₹ for Bhutan Visa as government fees 🤣🤣
@peakxvpartners thanks for funding scamsters! great work on the due diligence 👌🏻
Hi @zerodha@Nithin0dha
I modified my Jio IPO shareholder quota application to increase my bid to 168 shares (₹1,87,992). My application was rejected on technical grounds 😐
Jio’s email shows only ₹1,07,424 as the blocked amount. Why was the modified amount not updated?
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In FY25, the company spent Rs 1,187 cr on ads and added 27.81 million new users. In FY26, they spent Rs 1,389 cr on ads but added only 9.59 million new users.
The cost of getting each new user has gone from Rs 427 in FY25 to Rs 1,448.
CAC is 3x 😂
Zepto calls itself the fastest growing quick commerce platform in India in its DRHP, but if you pay attention to the numbers in their filing, you will realise that their user base is actually shrinking and the cost of getting each new user has more than tripled in a year
So Zepto reports something called Annual Transacting Users (ATU), basically the total number of unique people who have placed at least one order on Zepto in the last 12 months
This number has been climbing up ever since the company started reporting it, but for the first time it has actually started falling. In December 2025, this number was 49.54 million. By March 2026 it dropped to 47.97 million
So Zepto's user base shrunk by 1.57 million in just three months
And why this is worse is because Zepto has actually been spending more on advertising, but adding fewer new users. In FY25, the company spent Rs 1,187 cr on ads and added 27.81 million new users for the year. In FY26, they spent Rs 1,389 cr on ads but added only 9.59 million new users
If you do the math, the cost of getting each new user has gone from Rs 427 in FY25 to Rs 1,448 in FY26. So Zepto's customer acquisition cost has more than tripled in a single year
Now here's where it gets interesting. Zepto's DRHP does not directly acknowledge any of this. Instead, they have come up with a different metric called "Digital Marketing Cost per Order" which they have used to suggest that their marketing is getting cheaper.
As per this metric, Zepto's marketing cost has dropped from Rs 33.75 per order in FY25 to Rs 4.31 per order in FY26 to just Rs 1.01 per order in the March 2026 quarter
But this metric is structured in a way that it isnt measuring marketing cost by number of new users added, but is measuring it by total orders on the platform, which is kind of odd
Because other quick comm platforms also dont use this. Blinkit and Instamart report its customer acquisition cost and lifetime value, which is the standard framework used across consumer internet companies
Zepto, on contrast, has chosen a metric the rest of the industry does not use, and it just happens to make their numbers look better (I wonder why)