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An online marketplace for professionals is the company’s yet another attempt at building something of value, besides food delivery and quick commerce. There’s no telling whether it will work.

Imagine you are a newly listed company. Your core business has hit a wall. You are spending heavily to outpace your rivals in another vertical. You are not the market leader in any of your existing businesses. And losses are mounting with no profitability in sight. What do you do? A sensible option would be to focus on making these businesses profitable and sustainable. What you definitely will not do is launch a new business completely unrelated to the ones you already have. But, for whatever reason, this is what Swiggy is doing.
Earlier this week, the food and grocery …
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