Megha Agarwal, General Manager – Business at Meesho, has resigned from the e-commerce marketplace, the company disclosed in a stock exchange filing. The departure marks the first senior-level exit since Meesho’s stock market listing in December.
Agarwal, who reported directly to founder and chief executive Vidit Aatrey, joined Meesho in 2019 and was elevated to head the company’s growth function in 2022. She assumed the role of General Manager – Business in 2023 following the exit of Utkrishta Kumar. In her most recent position, Agarwal led Meesho’s category management function and was designated as part of the company’s senior management.
In its filing, Meesho informed the exchanges that Agarwal had tendered her resignation on 7th January 2026 and would cease to be associated with the company.
Meesho reported operating revenues of Rs. 5,577 crore (US $ 619 million) in the first half of FY ’26, compared with Rs. 4,311 crore (US $ 479 million) in the same period a year earlier. Its net loss during the six months narrowed sharply to Rs. 700 crore (US $ 78 million) from Rs. 2,512 crore (US $ 279 million) year on year. For FY ’25, the company recorded a 23% rise in operating revenue to Rs. 9,390 crore (US $ 1.04 billion), although it posted a net loss of Rs. 3,942 crore (US $ 438 million), largely due to a one-off tax impact linked to the shift of its corporate domicile from the United States to India.
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