City
Epaper

Meta single day loss of $240 billion is bigger than total value of India's largest firm

By ANI | Updated: February 4, 2022 13:55 IST

The market value of Facebook parent company Meta Platforms Inc plunged by $240 billion in a single day on Thursday as the company's share crashed by 26 per cent.

Open in App

The market value of Facebook parent company Meta Platforms Inc plunged by $240 billion in a single day on Thursday as the company's share crashed by 26 per cent.

This single-day loss in the market capitalisation of Meta Platforms Inc is more than the total value of India's largest company.

"Facebook Meta market value dropped $240 bn (18 lakh crores) in a day. That is more than the total value of India's largest company. It highlights the fragility and fickleness of our times. Welcome to the never normal world!," Uday Kotak, CEO, Kotak Mahindra Bank, tweeted.

Reliance Industries Limited is India's most valued company with market capitalisation of around $210 billion.

In a single-day plunge, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg became poorer by $29 billion. This has pulled down Zuckerberg's net worth to $85 billion. In Forbes' list of real-time billionaires, Zuckerberg has slipped to 12th position, below Indian billionaires Reliance Industries chief Mukesh Ambani and Adani Group's chairman Gautam Adani.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: FacebookMeta platforms incUday KotakMark Zuckerberg
Open in App

Related Stories

BusinessMukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Share Price Jump Over 2% as Facebook Acquires 30% Stake in AI Venture

TechnologyMeta Layoffs: Facebook-Owned Firm to Cut 600 Employees From AI Unit

TechnologyCyber Crime Alert: How WhatsApp and Facebook Can Protect Your Money and Data from Scammers

TechnologyFacebook Down? Meta-Owned Website Not Loading for Some Users, Displays Message 'HTTP ERROR 500'

TechnologyMeta’s New Subscription Model: A Tough Sell for India?

Business Realted Stories

BusinessMini car sales to remain below 100,000 units for 2nd year in S. Korea

BusinessSamsung to invest $309 billion over next 5 years

BusinessSouth Korea's SK to pour $87.9 billion into domestic investment through 2028

BusinessRepo Rate Cut Triggers FD Interest Drop, But Post Office Still Offers Highest 7.5% Return

BusinessFinance Ministry holds Chintan Shivir with states on flow of funds