There was a huge drop of 14% in the Zomato share price this morning; find out why the sell-off is so high

After the one-year lock-in period for pre-IPO investors expired on Monday, Zomato's share price plunged by more than 14 per cent to Rs 46 per share, a new all-time low on BSE

There was an all-time high of Rs 169.10 per share last year, but the stock price has fallen 73 percent since then.

Zomato's stock has fallen 65 percent year-to-date. Stocks have been pushed into oversold territory by the end of the one-year lock-in period, according to analysts.

A strong premium of more than 51 percent was paid for Zomato shares when they were listed on the BSE and NSE last July. 

According to an analyst, the end of the lock-in period for anchor investors in Zomato has resulted in an intraday crash of 14% in the stock.

"Until Zomato closes above 49 on the daily chart, investors should not purchase it at current levels.

According to AR Ramachandran, Co-founder & Trainer, Tips2Trades, it may even breach support of 42 if broader market weakness persists.

As a result of global tech stock corrections and concerns over the Blinkit acquisition, Zomato has corrected significantly from its high.

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