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Snapdeal in stake sale talks with rivals Flipkart, Paytm: Report

Read more about Snapdeal in stake sale talks with rivals Flipkart, Paytm: Report on Business Standard. Japan's Softbank Group, an investor in Snapdeal, is leading the sale talks,

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Snapdeal in stake sale talks with rivals Flipkart, Paytm: Report

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  1. Snapdeal sale talks with rivals Flipkart, Paytm: Report in stake Japan's Softbank Group, an investor in Snapdeal, is leading the sale talks,

  2. Indian online marketplace Snapdeal is in talks with domestic rivals Paytm E-Commerce Pvt Ltd and Flipkart for a potential sale, Indian daily business newspaper Mint reported on Wednesday, citing sources. However, a Snapdeal spokesperson denied the report of sale talks with Paytm and Flipkart, according to the newspaper. "Your information is incorrect and without basis. We are making decisive progress in our journey towards profitability and all our efforts are aligned in this direction", the spokesperson said in an email to Mint. Japan's Softbank Group, an investor in Snapdeal, is leading the sale talks, and the deal could value the online retailer at less than the total equity raised by parent Jasper Infotech Pvt Ltd, the newspaper reported. Softbank is expected to inject up to $50 million in bridge financing until a deal is finalised, the newspaper reported. Snapdeal, Flipkart and Paytm were not immediately available for comment after regular business hours in India. In a bid to turn a profit in the intensely competitive market, which is dominated by homegrown Flipkart and U.S. internet giant Amazon Snapdeal said last month that it would lay off 600 employees and its founders would forego their salaries. Read more

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