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Meesho Limited Share Price Today: Stock Slips on Day 3 After Blockbuster IPO — Latest News, Forecasts and Analyst Targets (Dec 12, 2025)

Meesho Limited Share Price Today: Stock Slips on Day 3 After Blockbuster IPO — Latest News, Forecasts and Analyst Targets (Dec 12, 2025)

Meesho shares fell over 3% in early Mumbai trading Friday, retreating after sharp gains in the first two sessions following its IPO. By early afternoon, the stock hovered near ₹161–₹162, down from a debut price of ₹162.5 and well above the ₹111 IPO price. The company raised about ₹5,421 crore in the offering, which was subscribed nearly 80 times. Intraday swings showed continued volatility as investors sought a stable price.
Meesho Share Price Today: 46% Listing Premium, ₹200 Target and What the Blockbuster IPO Means for Investors

Meesho Share Price Today: 46% Listing Premium, ₹200 Target and What the Blockbuster IPO Means for Investors

Meesho Limited debuted on the NSE at ₹162.50 per share, about 46% above its IPO price of ₹111, and hit an intraday high near ₹177.5. By early afternoon, shares traded around ₹170, up 53% from the issue price, with over ₹6,000 crore traded and volumes above 35 crore shares. Market capitalization on listing day stood at roughly ₹77,000 crore. The IPO was subscribed around 80 times overall.

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