Zomato share wholesale: BofA reduced target, is it still worth buying
**Meta Description:** Zomato stock fell 5%, BofA reduced the rating to 'neutral'. Know why the target price was reduced and what is the future outlook?
Zomato share wholesale: BofA reduced target, is it still worth buying
Decline
Zomato stock fell 5% today, reaching ₹199.90. BofA Securities has downgraded the stock.
Rating
BofA has downgraded Zomato's rating from 'buy' to 'neutral'. Also, the target price was reduced from ₹300 to ₹250.
Reasons
BofA has downgraded Zomato due to profitability concerns in the quick commerce and food delivery segments.
Outlook
According to BofA, Zomato's EBITDA in FY26 and FY27 may be 20-50% lower than Street expectations.
Impact
Slowing food delivery growth and widening losses at Quick Commerce have put pressure on Zomato's stock.
Swiggy
BofA has also downgraded Swiggy to 'underperform' from 'buy'. Its target price was cut to ₹325 from ₹420.
Disadvantages
Margins of both Zomato and Swiggy are under pressure due to rising competition and losses at Quick Commerce.
Future
BofA believes that it will take time for Zomato and Swiggy to achieve profitability.
Investors
Investors should carefully understand the brokerage reports and risk factors before buying Zomato and Swiggy shares.
Vigilance
Be cautious during market fluctuations and take investment decisions only after consulting experts.
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