
IndiaMart's share price has plummeted significantly following downgrades by brokerage firms. Despite the company reporting a 95% year-over-year increase in net profit to Rs 135 crore for the September quarter, its shares fell by as much as 18% to Rs 2,466.80 on the BSE. The decline is attributed to slower growth in new subscriptions and collections. The market reaction highlights concerns over the company's near-term outlook, with shares tanking 16% after Q2 results.







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