However, Zomato's net loss widened to Rs 429.6 crore during the quarter under review mainly on account of investments in the growth of its food delivery business. Net loss stood at Rs 229.6 crore in the year-ago quarter and Rs 356.2 crore in the preceding quarter ended June 30. Brokerages on Dalal Street were bullish on Zomato post its Q2 result. Zomato made a bumper debut on bourses with the unicorn hitting the Rs 1-lakh crore market capitalisation mark. The stock opened at Rs 116, 52.63 per cent higher on NSE against the issue price of Rs 76. The listing price on the Bombay Stock Exchange was at Rs 115, up 51.32 per cent. In December 2021, the food aggregator platform completed the acquisition of 7.89 per cent of Bigfoot Retail Solutions, a logistics startup with the brand name Shiprocket.