In 2024, Antfin Singapore Holding Pte. offloaded stakes in Zomato Ltd. for $408 million. A total of 13.6 crore shares was sold at a floor price of Rs 251.68 apiece, amounting to Rs 3,422 crore as the total deal value. The firm had a 4.24% stake in the food delivery company as of June 2024. By March 2025, the stake came down to 1.95%.

Despite such a big transaction, Eternal shares closed the session higher at Rs 301.75, up nearly a percent amid higher volumes.

Ant Financial divests 1.46% stake in Eternal (Zomato, Blinkit parent) for Rs 4,097 crore. Follows Paytm stake sale. Details on the deal.

In a significant move reflecting China-based Ant Group’s continuing retreat from Indian tech investments, Antfin Singapore Holding Pte Ltd is set to divest its entire stake in Eternal Ltd, the parent company of Zomato and Blinkit,

China's Alibaba Group is likely to exit India's Eternal in a block deal valued at 53.75 billion rupees ($613 million), CNBC-Awaaz reported on Wednesday, citing sources.

Eternal shares slipped on Thursday after a Rs 5,624 crore block deal took place on the bourses, with Antfin likely fully exiting its stake.

Antfin Singapore, an Ant Group affiliate, plans to sell its entire stake in Eternal. The sale involves 18.84 crore shares via a block deal. The floor price is set at Rs 285 per share. The deal is valued at approximately Rs 5,