This week, the spot light is on the booming e-commerce business in India. Shabir Momin, CEO of Zenga decided to bet on mobile as the new PC. He launched his company in 2008 with a simple idea – cash in on the opportunities that cricket throws up. Zenga decided to produce the world’s largest cricket app on mobile 'CrickZenga'.....
This week, the spot light is on the booming e-commerce business in India. Shabir Momin, CEO of Zenga decided to bet on mobile as the new PC. He launched his company in 2008 with a simple idea – cash in on the opportunities that cricket throws up. Zenga decided to produce the world’s largest cricket app on mobile 'CrickZenga'.
Momin also manages the mobile sites for the IPL and the champion’s league. The company has already done a turnover of Rs 6 crore this year, reports CNBC-TV18’s Shruti Mishra.
The emergence of mobile apps is seen as the next big bet for entrepreneurs and is 34-year old Momin caters to over 700 million mobile user market in India. Focusing on digital entertainment on the mobile, Shabir launched Zenga in 2008 with Rs 10 crore.
He created applications like Zenga TV, a television service on mobile, which has over 6 million users every month. Zenga has also developed CrickZenga with more than 8 million users and Zenga mails, a unique push mail solution for mobile.
Momin pointed out CNBC-TV18, "Currently, we operate at two segments in Zenga. One, we operate services where we create our own technologies like mobile TV service which operates at 2.5G, 3G, 4G, 5G and WiFi as well. Second, we have an e-mail and push mail solution Zenga mail."
"We also have Cricket Companion, which is the cricket score board application. Currently, Cricket Companion is the world’s largest application base. We have about 6.5-7 million users now," he added
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