Rinshul Chandra, the man who helped shape and scale Zomato’s core food delivery business, has officially parted ways with the company—now operating under the name Eternal Limited.
Chandra’s resignation was submitted on April 5, and his last working day is set for April 7. In a letter addressed to the company and stock exchanges, he cited a desire to explore new paths that better align with his evolving personal ambitions and professional aspirations.
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“After much thought, I’ve decided it’s time to move on,” he wrote. “The last seven years have been nothing short of extraordinary. I’m deeply thankful for the trust and support I’ve received along the way. Eternal is in great hands, and I’ll always root for its success.”
Chandra joined the company back in 2018 when it was still known as Zomato, starting out as AVP of Products. Over the years, he climbed the ladder to become Vice President and eventually took charge as Chief Operating Officer for the food delivery vertical—a role that placed him at the center of one of India’s most competitive internet sectors.
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His departure comes at an interesting time for the company. Just recently, Zomato Limited announced a full corporate makeover, rebranding the parent entity as Eternal Limited to house its four key businesses: food delivery platform Zomato, quick commerce player Blinkit, supply chain brand Hyperpure, and logistics unit, Zomato District.
While the Zomato app and customer-facing brand remain untouched, the corporate umbrella now carries the new identity of Eternal.
As of now, there’s no word on who will step into Chandra’s shoes. But with major shifts already underway at the top, all eyes will be on how Eternal navigates this next chapter.
