The domestic mutual fund firm sold 4.5 crore shares or 0.5% stake in Zomato at Rs 138.15 a share, according to block deals data on the National Stock Exchange. As of December-end, Motilal Oswal MF held a 1.83% stake in the new-age consumer technology major. The selling exerted pressure on the stock, as it closed 4.4% down at Rs 133.40 on the NSE.
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