Shares of Swiggy experienced a decline following MSCI’s decision to exclude the company from global indexes, prompted by its shift to full Indian ownership and control. The new foreign ownership constraints limit further investments. Swiggy is targeting robust adjusted EBITDA growth by FY31, even as it reported a net loss while revenues showed an uptick in Q1 FY27.
Swiggy shares fall 2%, down for 3rd session, as MSCI set to remove stock from Global Standard Indexes from September 7
Shares of Swiggy experienced a decline following MSCI’s decision to exclude the company from global indexes, prompted by its shift to full Indian ownership and