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Nazara shares slump 23% in 2 days as Online Gaming Bill spooks investors

Posted by Able on August 20, 2025

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Nazara Technologies tumbled another 11% to Rs 1,085 on Thursday, extending its two-day loss to 23%, after the Lok Sabha passed the Online Gaming Bill, which seeks to ban all money-involving online games, unsettling investors.

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Nazara shares slump 23% in 2 days as Online Gaming Bill spooks investors

Nazara Technologies tumbled another 11% to Rs 1,085 on Thursday, extending its two-day loss to 23%, after the Lok Sabha passed the Online Gaming Bill, which seeks to ban all money-involving online games, unsettling investors.

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