Catch live action of Zomato stock here. Zomato will become a part of the benchmark BSE Sensex, replacing JSW Steel from December 23. Zomato’s board on November 23, 2024, approved proposal to raise capital by way of QIP.

Zomato’s share price has been on an upward trajectory, gaining nearly 5% in the last two trading sessions. The stock opened Tuesday’s session at Rs 274.50 on the BSE, slightly higher than its previous close of Rs 273.

With this, Zomato is set to replace JSW Steel in the 30-stock benchmark index as part of the upcoming reconstitution, effective December 23

Zomato's shares surged 7% as it is set to replace JSW Steel in the BSE Sensex, effective December 23. This inclusion follows a year of impressive growth for Zomato, with its stock delivering 130% returns.

Food delivery giant Zomato shares rallied 5% in todays trading session, as the company is all set to enter the BSE Sensex. Zomato is going to replace JSW Steel on the BSE Sensex to be included in the list of 30 companies effective from December 23rd,

On Friday, November 22, Asia Index Pvt Ltd, BSE's wholly-owned subsidiary, announced the reconstitution of numerous indices.

Stock exchange BSE will add foodtech major Zomato to its flagship BSE Sensex, replacing JSW Steel, from December 23.

Zomato shares jumped more than 7 per cent after share holders nodded to QIP (Qualified institutional placement), of Rs 8,500 crore. Zomato also will be included in BSE's Sensex replacing JSW steel in the index.

Shares of Zomato ended at ₹272.90 on the BSE, up 3.3% on Monday on the back of two triggers — the company's inclusion in the 30-stock BSE Sensex and an approval for its ₹8,500 crore Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP).