IndiaMART hits 52-week low as paid-supplier retention concerns overshadow Q1 growth
IndiaMART reported 12% YoY growth in Q1 FY27 net profit and 11% growth in operating revenue, but a third straight quarterly decline in paid suppliers sent shares down 5.25%. The B2B marketplace is targeting retention and upgrades among silver-tier suppliers while setting up IndiaMART Finance for transaction and working-capital credit.
IndiaMART’s Q1 FY27 profit and revenue rose, but its third straight quarterly decline in paid suppliers pushed shares to a 52-week low. The marketplace will focus on retaining and upgrading silver-tier suppliers while launching IndiaMART Finance to facilitate transaction and working-capital credit.
Why this matters
The decline follows IndiaMART's recent Q1 FY27 updates reporting 12% profit growth to ₹172 crore, revenue and collections growth, and board approval for a lending subsidiary.
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