Eternal Limited (Zomato) has announced the resignation of Rinshul Chandra, Chief Operating Officer of its Food Ordering and Delivery business. Chandra, a key member of the company’s senior management, tendered his resignation on April 5 and will officially step down on April 7.
According to the company’s filing with stock exchanges, Chandra is stepping down to pursue new opportunities and passions aligned with his evolving personal and professional goals.
Chandra joined Zomato (now Eternal) in 2018 as Assistant Vice President of Product and steadily rose through the ranks, serving as Vice President, Head of Business, and eventually taking on the role of Chief Operating Officer for the food delivery segment.
Eternal Limited has not yet announced a replacement for Chandra.
The development comes shortly after mass layoffs at Zomato. According to media reports, the company let go of around 600 customer support associates within a year of hiring them.
Over the past year, Zomato has seen several key departures. Hemal Jain, who served as Global Head of Finance and CFO of Hyperpure, stepped down. Akriti Chopra, the company’s co-founder and Chief People Officer, also left. In October last year, Gunjan Soni resigned from her position as an Independent Director.
Zomato recently rebranded itself to Enternal which will comprise four major businesses: Zomato, Blinkit, District, and Hyperpure.