Swiggy tumbles for fifth session; Find out why share price slips below listing price

The online food delivery major, Swiggy continues to be under pressure for the fifth straight session. The Swiggy share price has falled fallen over 4% to an intraday low of Rs 359.00. The stock is under pressure as the IPO lock-in period ended on February 10 and the investors are worried about margin pressure on the Instamart segment.

Swiggy share price close to 52-week low

Swiggy share price is now hovering sharply close to its 52-week low of Rs 359.00, a sharp contrast to its 52-week high of Rs 617.30. As of now, the stock is just 1.53% away from its 52-week low. The company’s market capitalisation currently stands at Rs 82,270 crore.

Swiggy: JMFL raises concerns about Instamart margins

The brokerage firm, JMFL maintained Buy rating but has also raised concern about Instamart margins. The firm in its report said, ” In our SOTP valuation, we cut our GOV target multiple for Instamart due to sharp deterioration in its margin profile. Our revised Mar’26 TP now stands at INR 500.”

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The share price of Swiggy saw a steep 21% decline over the past week and a 26% drop in one month. On a year-to-date (YTD) basis, Swiggy share price has plummeted over 33%, slipping below its issue price.

Swiggy made its stock market debut on November 13, 2024, listing at a premium of nearly 8% over its issue price of Rs 390. On the BSE, the stock opened at Rs 412, a 5.64% rise, while on the NSE, it debuted at Rs 420, a 7.69% jump.

Furthermore, Swiggy share price faced selling pressure as the IPO lock-in period ended on February 10, making 6.52 crore pre-IPO shares, about 3% of the company’s total equity eligible for trading.

Swiggy Q3 Earnings

The online food tech giant Swiggy’s struggles deepened ahead of its Q3 earnings announcement on February 5 itself. A day prior, on February 4, the stock dropped 5.31% in anticipation of the results.

Following the earnings report, the losses accelerated further as Swiggy posted a net loss of Rs 800 crore for the December quarter,

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