Zomato Shares Surge Over 4% Amid Bullish Momentum
Shares of Zomato Ltd. continued their upward momentum on Wednesday, rallying for the second consecutive trading session despite ongoing concerns over a revived insolvency plea. At 12:50 PM IST, the stock was trading at ₹227.35, marking a 4.12% increase on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
The rally in Zomato’s stock price comes on the back of strong trading volumes, which have surged in recent sessions. Over the past five trading days, the food delivery giant has gained nearly 9%, indicating growing investor confidence ahead of a period of high seasonal demand.
Market analysts believe that Zomato is well-positioned to benefit from the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, which begins on March 22. Historically, major sporting events like the IPL lead to higher consumer spending on food and grocery deliveries, boosting revenue for food delivery platforms.
Additionally, Blinkit—Zomato’s quick commerce subsidiary—holds a dominant position in the instant delivery segment, giving the company a competitive advantage over rivals. The increased demand for instant grocery and snack deliveries during IPL matches could drive higher order volumes and profitability.
Zomato’s stock rally is also supported by positive technical indicators. Analysts tracking the stock suggest that:
Despite recent volatility, investors appear to be betting on Zomato’s long-term growth potential, particularly in the quick commerce and food delivery sectors.
Even as the stock rallies, legal concerns loom over Zomato. Reports indicate that Nona Lifestyle Private Limited has moved the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to restore an old insolvency plea against Zomato.
While the legal battle could create short-term volatility, investors seem largely unfazed for now, focusing instead on Zomato’s growth potential in food delivery and quick commerce.
Despite the recent surge, Zomato’s stock has witnessed a mixed performance over different time frames:
The stock’s long-term uptrend remains intact, but near-term fluctuations will likely be influenced by:
As Zomato continues to gain traction in the market, analysts will be watching for key triggers that could impact its stock price in the coming weeks.
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