Indiamart Intermesh Ltd. Share Price

Sensex, Nifty End Flat; Ola Electric & Midcaps Shine

Indian stock markets ended nearly flat today (Oct 27 2026) after a volatile session — the Sensex closed at 73,598 (−0.01 %) and the Nifty 50 at 22,749 (−0.02 %). Mid‑ and small‑cap stocks outperformed, while Ola Electric surged 16 % and OneSource Specialty 13.8 % among top gainers. 📊 Market Summary — Tuesday, 27 Oct 2026 Index Close Change Trend Sensex 73,598.67 −8.08 pts (−0.01 %) Flat Nifty 50 22,749.75 −3.46 pts (−0.02 %) Flat Bank Nifty 53,974.90 −0.72 % Weak Nifty Midcap 100 57,029.90 +1.00 % Strong Nifty Smallcap 250 16,933.70 +2.19 % Strong India VIX 16.53 −3.65 % Volatility down Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers of ₹4,240 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) sold ₹1,250 crore. 🏆 Top Gainers (NSE 500) Stock % Change Key Driver Ola Electric Mobility +16.2 % Rights‑issue optimism & EV rebound OneSource Specialty Chemicals +13.8 % Strong Q2 earnings Ami Organics +13.3 % Pharma sector rally Sun TV Network +10.9 % Media sector strength Tata Consumer Products +4.4 % FMCG demand resilience 📉 Top Losers Stock % Change Reason Private Bank Index −0.73 % Profit‑booking in HDFC Bank & Axis Bank IT Index −0.26 % Weak global tech cues Financial Services Index −0.62 % Caution ahead of US Fed decision 🌍 Global & Macro Highlights Crude Oil: Brent near six‑month high after Saudi Arabia supply concerns. US Fed: Two‑day meeting underway; markets expect rate hold. Rupee: Closed marginally up 3 paise at ₹95.12 per USD. Asian Markets: Japan +2.2 %, South Korea +4 %, Hong Kong −0.5 %. 🧾 Corporate Earnings Highlights IndiaMART InterMESH: Q2 profit ₹90.8 cr (+9.7 % YoY), revenue ₹429 cr (+9.7 %). Bajaj Auto: Q2 profit ₹3,354 cr (+35 % YoY), revenue ₹20,003 cr (+34 %). Maruti Suzuki: Q2 profit ₹2,415 cr (−27 % YoY), revenue ₹53,340 cr (+26 %). Mazagon Dock: Q2 profit ₹344 cr (−54 % YoY); stock −10 %.

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IndiaMART InterMESH has reported strong Q2 FY27 results

IndiaMART InterMESH has reported strong Q2 FY27 results with net profit up nearly 10% year‑on‑year to ₹90.8 crore and revenue rising 9.7% to ₹429 crore. Shares closed 4.1% higher at ₹1,625.95 on the BSE, reflecting investor confidence despite sequential profit decline. 📊 IndiaMART Q2 FY27 Highlights Net Profit: ₹90.8 crore, up 9.8% YoY (vs ₹82.7 crore last year). Revenue: ₹429 crore, up 9.7% YoY (₹391 crore last year). Standalone business: ₹389 crore. Busy Infotech: ₹37 crore. EBITDA: ₹160 crore, up 23.4% YoY; margin expanded 400 bps to 37.2%. Cash & Investments: ₹3,234 crore as of Sept 30, 2026. Customer Collections: ₹443 crore, up 9% YoY. Deferred Revenue: ₹2,029 crore, up 16% YoY. Business Enquiries: 27 million unique enquiries in Q2 FY27. 📈 Market Reaction Share Price: Ended at ₹1,625.95, up 4.09% on results day. Investor Sentiment: Positive due to margin expansion and strong collections, though sequential profit fell sharply from Q1’s ₹172.2 crore. 🔎 Segment Performance Web Services: Revenue ₹388.8 crore (up from ₹360.3 crore YoY). Accounting Software (Busy Infotech): Revenue ₹39.8 crore (up from ₹30.7 crore YoY). Annualised Revenue per Paying Supplier: ₹72,000, up 10% YoY. Supplier Storefronts: 8.9 million, up 4% YoY. Paying Suppliers: 2.2 lakh at end of Q2 FY27. 🧭 Outlook & Risks Strengths: Expanding EBITDA margins. Strong cash reserves. Growing supplier base and enquiries. Risks: Sequential profit volatility (Q1 vs Q2). Rising expenses and losses from associates. Need to stabilize margins in accounting software expansion. 📌 Quick Snapshot Metric Q2 FY27 Result YoY Change Net Profit ₹90.8 crore +9.8% Revenue ₹429 crore +9.7% EBITDA ₹160 crore +23.4% EBITDA Margin 37.2% +400 bps Customer Collections ₹443 crore +9% Deferred Revenue ₹2,029 crore +16% Business Enquiries 27 million —

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IndiaMART seeks a base below its falling EMAs

is attempting to hold near the chart’s displayed ₹61.95 level after a long, persistent decline. The moving-average stack remains bearish: price is below the 20-EMA at ₹62.06, the 50-EMA at ₹64.39 and the 200-EMA around ₹73.76. With all three averages sloping lower and positioned above price, the stock has not yet established a reversal structure. The ₹60–62 area is now the immediate battleground. Recent candles suggest that buyers are appearing near the latest low, but the response remains small compared with the preceding fall. A breakdown below ₹60 would extend the lower-low pattern and could open fresh downside. Conversely, the first sign of relief would be a sustained close above the 20-EMA around ₹62, followed by a recovery through ₹64–65 where the 50-EMA sits. The 200-EMA near ₹74 is the larger trend-defining level and remains well above the market, highlighting the scale of the repair required. IndiaMART’s digital marketplace model can support long-term interest, but this chart is about risk control rather than anticipation. The stock needs to form a durable base above ₹60, print higher lows, and reclaim the short-term EMAs before the broader technical view can improve. Until then, any bounce should be treated as a counter-trend move within a prevailing downtrend.

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IndiaMART continued stock weakness near 52‑week lows

On 15 October 2026, IndiaMART InterMESH’s newsflow was led by a technical “Buy” recommendation, continued stock weakness near 52‑week lows, and the company’s ongoing AI‑driven growth strategy. Chandan Taparia of Motilal Oswal issued an intraday “Buy” call on IndiaMART with a target of ₹9,200, noting a price‑volume breakout and pole‑and‑flag pattern with follow‑up buying. The stock, however, remains under pressure, trading around ₹1,616–1,630 on 14–15 October, down about 23.9% over the past six months and roughly 29.7% over the past year, with the price below both its 50‑day (~₹1,672) and 200‑day (~₹1,894) moving averages and RSI near 37. In Q1 FY27 (June 2026), IndiaMART reported consolidated revenue of ₹414.4 crore (up 11.4% YoY) and net profit of ₹172.2 crore (up 12.2% YoY), with net margin improving to 41.6%. The company’s long‑term strategy now prioritises AI‑driven tools to enhance operational efficiency and supplier retention, alongside plans for a wholly owned finance subsidiary and efforts to deepen its footprint in southern India. On the CSR front, IndiaMART’s School Infrastructure Development Project in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, helped boost enrolment at a girls’ school by nearly 36% within a year. The stock’s 52‑week range is roughly ₹1,565–2,150, and it was trading at about ₹1,616–1,630 on 14–15 October, with a market cap of around ₹9,700 crore.

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Technical Analysis IndiaMART

The stock

is currently in a clear long-term downtrend with the chart showing a sequence of lower highs and lower lows since the 2024–25 peak. The stock is trading around ₹1784 close to an important support zone but there is no strong reversal confirmation yet. Recent price action remains weak as the stock has continuously slipped from the ₹2400–2500 zone and is now approaching the previous demand area around ₹1700–1750. Support: ₹1700–1750 is the immediate support zone. Below this, ₹1600–1650 could act as the next major support. Resistance: ₹1900–1950 is the immediate resistance. A strong close above ₹1950–2000 can improve the structure and open the way towards ₹2200–2300. Technically, the stock is currently bearish to neutral. Buyers should preferably wait for a confirmed reversal or breakout above ₹1950–2000 rather than aggressively buying into the ongoing downtrend. Existing holders can monitor ₹1700 as an important downside level.

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