India’s food delivery giant, Zomato’s share price crashed after the company posted its earnings report for the quarter ended December earlier this week. Zomato’s stock has slumped over 15% this week.

The shares of the food delivery platform witnessed a sharp plunge of over 10% on Tuesday as investor sentiment dampened after the Q3 results

Zomato India, the food delivery giant, has announced its financial results for the October to December quarter of FY 2025.

Zomato shares are trading under pressure after the company reported weak Q3 results FY2025. Zomato shares have lost almost 15 per cent after Q3 results in 2 days. From the peak of Rs 304.70, Zomato shares are now down 29 per cent.

Zomato attributed the dip in profit to higher investments aimed at quickening the pace of store openings and acquiring new customers, particularly in its quick commerce business. Adjusted EBITDA, however,

Zomato share price dropped over 9% following a 57.2% decline in Q3 net profit to ₹59 crore. The company reported a revenue of ₹5,405 crore, while total expenses surged to ₹5,533 crore, reflecting challenges amid rapid expansion and demand slowdown.

The largest food delivery online company, Zomato Ltd share price witnessed massive selling pressure on Tuesday, January 21, after it reported mixed performance in Q3 of FY25.

Shares of Zomato Ltd. slumped more than 13% on Tuesday after losses in the quick commerce segment caused the company’s earnings to fall short of analyst estimates.

Zomato shares fell 5.1% after disappointing Q3 FY25 results, with a 57% YoY drop in net profit. The quick-commerce unit, Blinkit, continues to incur losses despite expansion plans. Brokerages gave mixed ratings,