Snapdeal IPO

Jasper Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Snapdeal IPO Details

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About Snapdeal

Jasper Infotech is the holding company that owns Snapdeal. The company was founded in 2007 as a coupon booklet business and transformed into an online deals platform in 2010. Subsequently, in 2012, it changed into an online marketplace. The platform hosts a wide selection of merchandise across lifestyle categories. It serves users across the nation but intends to attract value buyers who belong to the mid-income segment and are predominantly located in Tier 2+ cities of India.;
Managing director
Kunal Bahl
Parent organisation
Jasper Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Strengths & Financials of Snapdeal

Strengths
Risks
Wide selection of value merchandize at affordable prices from a network of quality-focused sellers.
Discovery-led and personalized buying journey that is driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning help value shoppers find relevant and interesting products on its platform.
Asset-light and technology-backed logistics and UniMove Logistics Platform enable a higher degree of control, improve user experience, and reduce pre-delivery returns, leading to positive unit economics.
High touch, easy-to-reach and multi-lingual user support for new and early internet shoppers.
Proprietary technology stack custom-built for the needs of value eCommerce, with limited external dependencies and lower operating expenses.
The company has recorded losses in the past and may continue to do so in the future.
Its business depends on the growth of the online commerce industry in India and its ability to effectively respond to changing user behavior on digital platforms.
Any harm to the brand or reputation or failure to maintain, protect and enhance its brand.
Snapdeal may incur liability for counterfeit, unauthorized, illegal, or infringing products sold or misleading information available on its platforms.
Failure to identify and effectively respond to changing user preferences and spending patterns in a timely manner.
Dependence on Google Play Store and the Apple Store for app promotion.
Failure to retain existing users or to maintain order levels, we may not be able to sustain its revenue base and margin
Failure to retain its relationships with sellers of its recently launched “Power Brands” initiative, or attract new relationships, or fail to further develop its “Power Brands” portfolio

Snapdeal Financials

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