ShareChat’s parent firm Mohalla Tech reports Rs 1,898 crore consolidated loss in FY24
Mohalla Tech, the parent company of social media platform ShareChat, reported a consolidated loss of Rs 1,898 crore in FY24, from Rs 5,143 crore in FY23.
ShareChat on Friday announced its first ESOP buyback programme worth nearly Rs 140 crore and all eligible employees can sell up to 100 per cent of their vested ESOPs at its present stock valuation.
Sharechat recently raised over $500 million, taking its valuation to $2.1 billion.
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Mohalla Tech, the parent company of short video app Moj and ShareChat, will be the sole buyer in this buyback process, the company said in a statement.
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“Today, ShareChat and Moj are the category leaders in the social media and short video space transforming the lives of millions of users. This ESOP buyback is our way of giving back to our employees by helping them in their wealth creation journey,” said Ankush Sachdeva, CEO and cofounder, ShareChat.
Nearly 200 existing and former employees with vested options are eligible to participate in this process.
Social media platform ShareChat said it has also revised the existing vesting schedule.
The new vesting policy will allow all the qualified employees to vest 25 per cent of ESOPs in the first year, followed by 8.25 per cent every quarter.
In case any employee leaves the organisation, the person gets to keep all the vested options and continues to enjoy the related benefits.
ShareChat currently has over 160 million monthly active users while with the highest active user base, Moj is today the market leader in the Indian short video space.
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