Nazara Technologies Stock Sees 17% Drop in 2026
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Mumbai, March 31 (NationPress) The stock of Nazara Technologies has experienced a decline of over 17% in 2026 thus far, even as the company unveiled its intention to raise Rs 500 crore to facilitate acquisitions and bolster future expansion.
This downturn in share price occurs despite the company actively engaging in expansion initiatives and making strategic investments.
On Tuesday, shares dipped further by Rs 7.80 or 3.25%, closing at Rs 232.35. The recent trend indicates ongoing volatility, with the stock plummeting nearly 6.7% in the past week and over 12% in the last month.
Looking at a broader timeframe, shares have witnessed a decline of more than 12% over three months and approximately 8.8% over six months, although the one-year drop remains relatively modest at around 1.9%.
In the midst of this downturn, the company has announced a significant fundraising initiative. Nazara Technologies stated that its board has sanctioned the raising of Rs 500 crore through a preferential issue of warrants.
The capital will primarily support strategic acquisitions and enhance its current business divisions.
The firm intends to issue up to 1.92 crore warrants at a rate of Rs 260 each, which includes a premium of Rs 258.
Each warrant is convertible into one fully paid equity share within 18 months from the date of allotment, contingent upon shareholder and regulatory approvals.
This funding round will involve participation from Riambel Capital PCC, expected to receive the largest allocation of warrants. Other backers include Classic Enterprises and Founders Collective.
Earlier this month, Nazara Technologies also disclosed a significant international agreement. Its subsidiary based in the UK is poised to secure a 50% controlling stake in the Spanish gaming platforms Bluetile Games and BestPlay Systems for USD 100.3 million, approximately Rs 918 crore.
The company is banking on acquisitions and new capital to propel its next growth phase, even while its stock continues to face market pressures.