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Last year’s winners are losing big in India’s deepening selloff

India stock bulls point to a long-term growth story that is still intact. And valuations have cooled a little, with the recent correction bringing the Nifty 50’s valuation slightly below its five-year average of around 19 times forward estimated earnings.

January 23, 2025 / 08:30 IST
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The National Stock Exchange in Mumbai.

Stocks that were among the biggest winners in India last year are seeing a poor start to 2025, as investors dial up scrutiny of whether reported earnings warrant the market’s lofty valuations.

New-age technology favorite Zomato Ltd., which more than doubled in 2024, has nosedived 22% since the start of the year with a push from disappointing results. Real estate star Oberoi Realty Ltd. is down 24%, with losses accelerating after it missed profit expectations.

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A Zomato delivery rider waits to collect an order outside a restaurant in Mumbai.
The reversals come amid a broader selloff in Indian stocks, with the NSE Nifty 50 Index down 12% from its September record high. The market still looks pricey even after the declines, with the Nifty 50 trading at a higher earnings multiple than all other key Asian emerging market gauges, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.