Swiggy will become profitable, following a similar path to Zomato, but not immediately after its IPO. It will likely still be in a loss of around -1,800 CR at the time of IPO, but will aim for profitability due to market pressure and founder's intent.
"I think the answer is definitely yes but not immediately same if I look at zomato they were also negative this guy is also negative this guy's minus 2,000 CR negative by the time you come out with an IPO he will be even slightly better he might be minus 1,800 CR but he'll still be minus he's not going to turn profitable like why why will that IPO help him to lower his losses see before IPO they always reduce their cost they look at their entire profit and loss statement and they'll be like where can we cut cost where now we have to go towards profitability if he's negative he will not get the premium he wants from the market and the founder is now going to keep his shares the VCS will exit now it is the founders game and he wants to grow his market cap he wants to come close to zato he will become profitable eventually it is an inevitable game but how many quarters will it take that's the question"