Companies like Zomato, Swiggy, Urban Company, and BookMyShow, he said, are modern replacements for the household “chotus,” meeting rising consumption needs with efficiency and scale.
From tourism to diagnostics, Agarwal believes platforms will expand across multiple segments.He also outlined how reliance on domestic capex, AI initiatives by Reliance
and evolving consumer behaviour present long-term opportunities for investors—though timing, entry valuations, and burn-to-growth ratios remain critical factors for outsized returns.
He pointed out that platforms thrive when they become enablers of convenience, saving time and aggregating multiple options for consumers. Whether in entertainment, food delivery, travel, or mobility, scale and footprint decide the winners.
However, high cash burn and intense competition mean not every platform will survive, making careful stock selection and entry price crucial for investors.

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(Edited by : Ajay Vaishnav)

