Rinshul Chandra, Chief Operating Officer of Zomato’s Food Delivery business, has tendered his resignation, the company has said in a regulatory filing on Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). In BSE filing, Zomato said resigned on Saturday April 5 and his last working day will be April 7, 2025. Food delivery is Zomato’s biggest revenue generating vertical.
The filing also shares Chandra’s resignation letter addressed to Zomato founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal. While the brand name of the company’s food delivery business Zomato remains the same, along with the app, the company has changed the name of the corporate entity to Eternal. The Zomato’s information letter to BSE has Eternal branding on it.
Chandra had joined Zomato in the year 2018 and was elevated to the role of food delivery COO in 2023. Zomato has so far not announced who will be replacing Chandra.
What Rinshul Chandra’s email to CEO Deepinder Goyal said
“Deepi, I am writing to resign as COO – Food Ordering & Delivery Business of Eternal Limited, effective April 7, 2025. After careful consideration, I have decided to pursue new opportunities and passions that align with my evolving personal and professional goals. It has been an incredibly fulfilling journey over the past 7 years, and I am truly grateful for the trust, support, and opportunities I’ve received during my time here. I wish our world-class teams at Eternal the very best.
Thanks,
Rinshul
Top-level resignations at Zomato
Zomato has seen a string of resignations at top level since September last year. In September 2024, chief people officer and co-founder, Akriti Chopra, resigned effective immediately. According to the company’s stock exchange filing, Chopra left company to pursue other interests. One of the oldest Zomato employees, Chopra joined Zomato in 2011 as a senior manager of finance and operations. She was promoted to chief financial officer in 2019 and became a co-founder ahead of the company’s IPO. In her most recent role, she was also Zomato’s chief people officer.
This was followed by the December resignation of Hemal Jain, who was global head of finance and CFO of B2B grocery supply unit Hyperpure.
