Zomato Stock Falls 21% from 52-Week High: Is It Time to Buy, Sell, or Hold?

Zomato’s stock has dropped by 21% from its 52-week high, largely due to growing concerns in the market. Investors are worried about two main factors: the company’s increased investments in Blinkit’s supply chain, including dark stores and warehouses, and the rising competitive pressure in the quick commerce sector.

While these concerns are valid, we believe the effect on Blinkit’s adjusted EBITDA margin may not be significant. The deviation from the near-term goal of break-even levels is likely to be small, at around 100 basis points of Gross Order Value (GOV), and could be temporary. Additionally, investments in the supply chain should enhance Blinkit’s ability to compete with emerging players.

In our view, Zomato remains one of the most resilient companies in the quick commerce space, thanks to its strong market leadership, proven execution capabilities, and a solid balance sheet. Therefore, we recommend that long-term investors take advantage of the current market pessimism to build sizable positions in Zomato’s stock.

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