Blinkit's app already appears to be using some of Zomato's code — Blinkit's app now has the same fun facts about grocery on loading pages as Zomato's does. Zomato and Blinkit are also likely to move together into a new office, with Zomato having leased 300,000 sq ft of office space at Emaar India's Downtown Capital tower in Gurgaon in one of the largest such deals in the country. This should come as some good news for Zomato investors. Zomato's shares had plummeted more than 10% when the company announced its intention to acquire Blinkit, with the stock markets not being impressed with an already-loss making business tying up with a business that made even more losses. But if Zomato and Blinkit can derive some economies of scale through their combined operations, whether by sharing delivery fleets or backend warehouses, they can possibly justify their decision to join forces in the bruising world of hyperlocal deliveries.