Eternal (formerly Zomato) more than doubled its workforce in FY25 but this headcount surge has come with falling average salaries, and soaring boardroom compensation.

Eternal, previously Zomato, has more than doubled its workforce in FY25 amid the expansion of its quick-commerce business, Blinkit, and the going-out vertical District.

While expansion into new business lines is adding to Eternal’s headcount, particularly in lower-salaried roles, there’s also a higher share of exits in frontline positions.

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Several stocks experienced declines in early trading on Tuesday, with Eternal (Zomato), Bharat Electronics, and Infosys among the top losers on the Nifty 50. At 9:25 am, Eternal was trading at Rs 303.

Eternal's stock (Zomato) is currently trading at Rs 302.10, a decline of 1.69% during Tuesday's trading session. The stock is identified as one of the top losers on the Nifty 50 index at 09:30 am.

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