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We are India’s one-stop-travel-shop that is transforming how Indians travel. Powered by technology, we’re helping India go places with our wide array of products and services through our powerful portfolio of brands MakeMyTrip, Goibibo and RedBus. – catering to the needs of all Indian travelers. From cabs, buses, trains, flights to hotels, home stays, holiday packages and more – we are catering to the ever-evolving needs of travelers across the spectrum. Our almost two decade long journey is shaped by the vision and entrepreneurial spirit of every ‘Go-Tripper’– who strives to make the experience of every traveler convenient, seamless and distinctive. We’re home to some of the best travel ideas – and our growth is a testimony of our team’s passion and dedication to provide widest range of choices and finest travel solutions to customers.
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Overall Rating | 3.6/5 based on 935 reviews | 3.9/5 based on 11.6k reviews | 4.0/5 based on 27.6k reviews | 3.6/5 based on 5.3k reviews |
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Rating by Women Employees | 3.4 Average rated by 300 women | 3.8 Good rated by 2.1k women | 4.0 Good rated by 9k women | 3.6 Good rated by 1.2k women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.7 Good rated by 582 men | 3.9 Good rated by 8.6k men | 4.0 Good rated by 16.3k men | 3.6 Good rated by 3.9k men |
Job security | 3.7 Good | 3.7 Good | 3.7 Good | 3.6 Good |
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India's MakeMyTrip completes share repurchase to trim China-based Trip.com's stake
- MakeMyTrip completes share repurchase from Trip.com Group, reducing the latter's stake and voting power.
- Over 3.4 crore Class B shares repurchased and canceled, decreasing Trip.com's voting power to 16.90%.
- MakeMyTrip now has 95,383,399 shares outstanding, with Trip.com retaining diminished board representation.
- Three Trip.com nominated directors resign; MakeMyTrip appoints three new directors to fill vacancies.

Consumer Panel Pulls Up MakeMyTrip For Failing Of Act On Fraudulent Transactions
- A consumer court held MakeMyTrip accountable for grievance related to fraudulent transactions and cancellations.
- The court ordered compensation for remaining airfare, mental agony, and legal expenses to the customer.
- MakeMyTrip was criticized for lack of response to compromised customer data and fraudulent activities.

MakeMyTrip To Pay $3 Bn To Repurchase Stake: Trip.Com Group
- MakeMyTrip will pay nearly $3 Bn to repurchase shares from its Chinese investor Trip.com Group.
- Trip.com disclosed the amended share repurchase agreement in a filing with the SEC, stating MMT will pay the amount for the stake.
- The transaction is expected to be completed by early July 2025, with Trip.com retaining ownership of 16.90% in MakeMyTrip.
- MakeMyTrip previously announced plans to raise funds to buy back stake from Trip.com Group.
- MMT raised $3.1 Bn last week to repurchase a portion of its Class B shares from Trip Group.
- Initially expecting to issue 14 Mn primary shares, MakeMyTrip increased the number to 18.40 Mn shares at $90.
- Trip.com will remain the largest minority shareholder in MakeMyTrip despite reducing its stake to 16.9%.
- MakeMyTrip has not officially confirmed the closure of the repurchase deal yet.
- The repurchase move came following allegations by EaseMyTrip cofounder Nishant Pitti regarding data exposure due to Chinese ownership, which MMT denied.
- The conflict between the two travel tech companies arose amidst tensions between India and Pakistan.
- MakeMyTrip's board includes founder Deep Kalra, CEO Rajesh Magow, Moshe Rafiah, and four Chinese directors.
- MMT is yet to provide an update on the closure of the deal.
- The deal is aimed at MakeMyTrip repurchasing a significant stake from Trip.com Group.
- The ongoing repurchase process follows earlier fundraising efforts by MakeMyTrip.
- Trip.com Group will retain a notable ownership stake in MakeMyTrip post the repurchase transaction.
- The repurchase agreement is part of strategic ownership restructuring within the travel tech sector.

MakeMyTrip Raises $3.1 Bn To Buy Back Stake From China’s Trip.com
- MakeMyTrip raises $3.1 billion to repurchase a portion of its Class B shares from China’s Trip Group.
- The funding includes a mix of convertible notes and a primary equity offering.
- The primary equity follow-on offering raised $1.66 billion by selling 18.4 million new ordinary shares at $90 each.
- The remaining funds came from a 5-year convertible senior notes offering with 0% coupon and 35.0% conversion premium.
- Morgan Stanley led the offerings as the bookrunner and stabilisation agent.
- MakeMyTrip planned to raise $1.4 billion through convertible senior notes and $1.25 billion was netted via notes offering to qualified institutional buyers.
- The company increased the number of primary shares from 14 million to 18.4 million for the equity round.
- The capital infusion is aimed at reducing Trip Group's stake in MakeMyTrip from 45.95% to 16.90-19.99%.
- MakeMyTrip and Trip Group entered a share repurchase agreement to facilitate the stake reduction.
- Allegations were made against MakeMyTrip regarding data exposure due to Chinese ownership amidst military tensions.
- The deal raises questions about the composition of MakeMyTrip's board post transaction involving its Chinese stakeholders.

MakeMyTrip raises $3.1 billion to cut Chinese firm Trip’s holding
- MakeMyTrip has raised $3.1 billion through equity and debt to buy back shares from Trip.com Group.
- The fundraise reduces Trip.com's holding in MakeMyTrip from 45% to 20%.
- MakeMyTrip conducted the largest fundraise by a listed Indian internet company.
- The fundraise includes an equity follow-on offering and convertible notes offering.
- MakeMyTrip cofounders hold 4.6% of the company's voting rights and retain the right to appoint three independent directors.
- Following the buyback, Trip.com's stake in MakeMyTrip decreased to 19.99% from 45.34%.
- Trip.com's board representation in MakeMyTrip has dropped to two directors from five.
- The move to reduce Trip.com's holding in MakeMyTrip follows allegations of endangering travel data of Indian army personnel.
- These allegations were raised by Nishant Pitti, founder of EaseMyTrip, citing Chinese affiliations in MakeMyTrip board committees.
- Trip.com initially invested $180 million in MakeMyTrip in 2016 and later acquired Naspers' stake in a swap deal in 2019.

MakeMyTrip is buying out its Chinese stakeholders; these startups have also reduced Chinese holdings
- MakeMyTrip plans to raise $3 billion to buy back shares from Trip.com Group, reducing Trip.com's stake to 19.99%.
- Several Indian companies, including Paytm, Zomato, BigBasket, Dream11, Delhivery, and Pratilipi, have been cutting Chinese stake holdings amid geopolitical tensions.
- Paytm saw Ant Financial lowering its stake gradually in One 97 Communications to under 5% from about 25% over the years.
- Alibaba divested its stake in Zomato through its entities Ant Financial and Alipay Singapore Holding, reducing its stake to 2.1%.
- Tata Group acquired a 60% stake in BigBasket from Alibaba, providing full exit to the Chinese company.
- Dream11 has seen Tencent reducing its stake to less than 10% from approximately 10% due to regulatory challenges.
- Delhivery's Chinese investor Fosun International sold a portion of its stake to Addition and Bay Capital, planning to exit the company.
- Pratilipi raised $20 million, with Chinese investors Qiming Venture Partners and Shunwei Capital exiting during the funding round.

Razorpay Expands Fintech Verse, India’s EV Dreams Hit A Wall & More
- Razorpay acquires a majority stake in digital payments startup POP for $30 Mn, allowing users to make UPI payments and earn POPCoins.
- The deal enables Razorpay to diversify its product mix and leverage POP’s existing 6 Lakh daily UPI transactions and 1 Mn monthly active users.
- Razorpay aims to drive repeat purchases for businesses with instant rewards, payments, and brand discovery through Razorpay Engage.
- Razorpay's FY24 profits surged 365% YoY to INR 33.5 Cr, gearing up for an IPO with successful Desh Wapsi and public entity transition.
- India's EV sector faces challenges due to China's restrictions on rare earth minerals export, impacting EV makers.
- MakeMyTrip plans to raise $2 Bn to buy back stake from Chinese investor Trip.com Group Limited amid concerns over Chinese shareholding.
- Various startups make headlines, including ArisInfra preparing for an IPO, Quadria launching a $300 Mn healthcare fund, and Delhivery's acquisition of Ecom Express.
- Mamaearth appoints Yatish Bhargava as the new CBO, Zoomcar faces a data breach, and Zepto focuses on growth and profitability over an immediate IPO.
- Chara Technologies aims to reduce reliance on China by producing rare-earth-free synchronous reluctance motors for EVs, targeting sales of 15,000 motors and $5 Mn revenue by FY26.
- Chara plans to raise INR 50-60 Cr in Series A funding to increase its motor production capacity.

MakeMyTrip looks to raise $3 billion to recoup stake from China's Trip. com
- MakeMyTrip plans to raise $3 billion through equity and debt sale to buy back shares from Trip.com Group.
- The funds will be used to limit Trip.com Group's stake and presence on MakeMyTrip's board.
- MakeMyTrip proposed a primary offering of 14 million ordinary shares with an option for underwriters to purchase additional shares.
- The company also plans to offer $1.25 billion worth of convertible senior notes to qualified institutional buyers.
- The notes are scheduled to mature in 2030, with initial purchasers having an option to buy additional notes.

MakeMyTrip To Raise Over $2 Bn To Reduce Chinese Ownership
- MakeMyTrip plans to raise over $2 billion to buy back stake from Chinese investor Trip.com Group Limited.
- The company will raise funds through convertible senior notes and a primary offering.
- $1.25 billion will be raised via convertible senior notes due 2030 for qualified institutional buyers.
- The remaining amount will be raised through the issuance of 14 million primary shares.
- MakeMyTrip entered a share repurchase agreement with Trip.com to repurchase a portion of its shares.
- Trip.com will still be the largest minority shareholder of MakeMyTrip after the repurchase.
- As of now, Trip.com holds a 45.95% stake in MakeMyTrip and acquired a 42.5% stake in 2019.
- The post MakeMyTrip To Raise Over $2 Bn To Reduce Chinese Ownership appeared first on Inc42 Media.

MakeMyTrip seeks over $2 billion in shares, convertible sale
- MakeMyTrip is seeking over $2 billion through the sale of new shares and convertible bonds.
- The company is offering 14 million new shares and aiming to raise $1.25 billion from zero-coupon convertible bonds.
- At MakeMyTrip's closing price on Monday, the shares would be valued at $1.4 billion.
- Hong Kong- and New York-traded Trip.com holds 45.34% voting power in MakeMyTrip, which is set to reduce to 19.99% after the share sale.
- MakeMyTrip, founded in 2000, offers online booking services for flights, hotels, travel packages, and more.
- The convertible bonds are offered with a conversion premium of 25% to 35%.
- The offerings are expected to price after the US markets close on Tuesday.
- Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co are leading the share sale.
- MakeMyTrip stated it is a 'proud Indian company' following security concerns raised over defense personnel booking tickets on the platform.
- The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- The news was published on June 17, 2025.


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