Nykaa could be good bet top brokerages given target 1650 rupee – Business News India
Shares of Nykaa have seen a sharp decline in the last few days. Shares of Nykaa were down 62% from their 52-week high. Here some recovery has been seen in the shares of the
company. The lock-in period for Nykaa shares for pre-IPO investors ends on November 10, 2022. In such a situation, selling can be seen in the shares of Nykaa. However, market
experts are bullish on the shares after Nykaa's Q2 results. Experts say that Nyka's shares can see a good rise. Jefferies gave a target price of Rs 1650 for the sharesNykaa's
consolidated net profit has seen a manifold jump in the July-September 2022 quarter. Nykaa's profit in the September 2022 quarter stood at Rs 5.19 crore. The profit of Nykaa was Rs
1.17 crore in the same period a year ago. Besides, Nykaa's consolidated gross merchandise value (GMV) grew 45% year-on-year to Rs 2345.7 crore in the September quarter of the
current financial year. Foreign brokerage house Jefferies has maintained a buy rating on Nykaa shares and has given a target price of Rs 1,650 for the company's shares. Also read-
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Shares of Nykaa climbed more than 15% in 3 daysBrokerage house and research firm Edelweiss is also bullish on
Nykaa shares after the September 2022 quarter results. Edelweiss has maintained a buy rating on Nykaa and has revised the target share price of the company to Rs 1506. Shares of
Nykaa have gained over 15% in the last three trading sessions. The company's shares had reached its new 52-week low of Rs 975.50 on 28 October 2022. Shares of Nykaa have lost over
33% in the last 6 months. At the same time, Nyka's shares have fallen 45% so far this year. Also read- Company will buy back its shares at ₹ 850 per share, record date announced
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