- Zomato's share price dipped another 10% on Monday, January 24.
- The company's shares were trading at ₹102 at 9:42 a.m.
- The company had fallen below its listing price on Friday.
On January 24, one of the top losers in this basket was Zomato, which fell 18%. Analysts like Abhay Agarwal, founder and fund manager at Piper Serica, believe that this fall in the markets is driven primarily by market correction in Nasdaq over the last month.
The market cap of the food aggregator dropped to ₹74,109 crore (almost $10 billion) compared to the peak valuation of $15 billion on November 12.
It's not just Zomato, other tech companies like Policybazaar, MapmyIndia (CE Info Systems) and Paytm are facing similar trends too.
Source: BSE
The shares of beauty and cosmetics ecommerce company Nykaa hit an all-time low as its shares fell down to ₹1,776 on Monday. The shares of Nykaa have shed 30% of their value from the record high of ₹2,574 touched on November 26.
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