India’s Quick-Commerce Architect Takes Long Bet on the Future
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Deepinder Goyal built his college startup project into one of India’s biggest instant-delivery companies, transforming how urban Indians dine, shop and entertain. At the height of its success, Goyal stepped away from the day-to-day running of the company he built, to turn his attention to a very different set of challenges with a much longer horizon. In this latest episode of Latitude, Goyal speaks with Bloomberg’s Haslinda Amin in an exclusive interview at his sprawling residence in Delhi, in an intimate chat about the never-ending journeys of founders and his quest for a different kind of eternity. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:45 - How Goyal started Zomato and the challenges faced 00:05:06 - Tension between speed and safety for delivery riders 00:07:35 - Positioning for AI 00:10:45 - Temple, longevity & peak performance 00:16:30 - Explaining LAT Aerospace 00:18:52 - The founder’s journey & Goyal’s legacy -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets
Tags: Aerospace, Deepinder Goyal, Economy, Eternal, Eternal Ltd, Food Delivery, Haslinda Amin, India, India Economy, Latitude, health tech, zomato
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