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The Warren Buffett-backed carmaker posted first-quarter net profit of 4.57 billion yuan (US$631 million), 47.3 per cent lower than the quarter ended December 2023.
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Blinkit Market Cap: Blinkit boosts Zomato's value surpassing its food delivery business. Blinkit’s implied value is Rs 119 per share, while Zomato’s food delivery business is valued at Rs 98 per share.