Mumbai Food delivery startup Zomato’s deputy chief financial officer Nitin Savra has resigned on Tuesday, a day after the company’s first Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held. Savra, who joined the firm in December last year, has quit to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams, said two people with knowledge of the development.
Lawyer and chartered accountant Savra joined Zomato from consulting firm EY, where he was the partner looking after M&A tax. Savra was the deputy of Akshat Goyal, who was previously the head of corporate development and was named CFO in October 2020. A Zomato spokesperson did not respond to email queries, and Savara could not be immediately contacted for comment.
The exit of Saavra comes a year after Zomato co-founder Gaurav Gupta expressed his desire to pursue his own venture.
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