However, it recovered from lows on Tuesday, with a total decline of 11 per cent in two days. Shares of Zomato hit the lows of Rs 120.60 on Tuesday, before settling at Rs 125.15 at the closing bell. The counter was trading at Rs 141.2 on Friday.
Rahul Sharma, Co-Founder, Equity99, said the loss-making company is enjoying good valuations considering future prospects.
“Zomato paved the way for a new era as the company gained huge value on listing due to its unique business model, being the first of its kind player and attracting hefty anchor books,” he added.
The recent selling spree has led to a sharp fall in the market cap of Zomato, which had breached the mark of Rs 1 lakh crore. The current market capitalisation of the stock is hovering around Rs 97,250 crore.
Analysts are, however, bullish over the counter in the longer run. There is no change in fundamentals and long-term investors are advised to maintain their positions, said Rahul Sharma of Equity99.
Zomato has sparked a fierce debate on the Street over its valuation after rising as much as 70 per cent post its debut on the stock exchanges last month.
Brokerage firm ICICI Securities has initiated a bullish coverage on Zomato suggesting that the stock could see as much as 68 per cent upside from current levels over the next 12 months.
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