Zomato shares are currently a great case for long-term investors to buy, according to Jefferies

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At a time when Zomato shares are under severe pressure, with the stock price now more than 63% lower than its BSE debut price, Jefferies has reiterated its optimism about the stock’s long-term growth prospects.

With several investors currently selling Zomato stocks, primarily due to the latter’s recent Blinkit acquisition, Jefferies analysts see this as an excellent opportunity for long-term investors to buy. Jefferies has maintained its ‘buy’ rating on Zomato stock and set a price target (PT) of INR 100. The brokerage’s PT for the upside scenario is INR 160, while the PT for the downside scenario is INR 40.

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Zomato shares are currently a great case for long-term investors to buy, according to Jefferies

At a time when Zomato shares are under severe pressure, with the stock price now more than 63% lower than its BSE debut price, Jefferies has reiterated its optimism about the stock’s long-term growth prospects.

With several investors currently selling Zomato stocks, primarily due to the latter’s recent Blinkit acquisition, Jefferies analysts see this as an excellent opportunity for long-term investors to buy. Jefferies has maintained its ‘buy’ rating on Zomato stock and set a price target (PT) of INR 100. The brokerage’s PT for the upside scenario is INR 160, while the PT for the downside scenario is INR 40.

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