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Zomato Vs Swiggy: Which stock is delivering better in 2025? 3 things you should know

Competition in the food delivery business is gaining traction. With both entities listed now, Zomato and Swiggy are neck and neck not just in food delivery but also in corporate initiatives, investor portfolios and more. Zomato, now Eternal, has taken the rebranding route while Swiggy on the other hand is focused on features. Let’s take

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