Shares of are trading lower on Tuesday, giving back some of the sharp gains seen in recent weeks. As of 11.59 AM, the stock was at ₹11.71 on the NSE, down ₹0.47 or 3.86 per cent from its previous close of ₹12.18, having touched an intraday low of ₹11.64. The total market capitalisation stands at approximately ₹1.27 lakh crore, with traded volume already crossing 5,725 lakh shares worth ₹679 crore, indicating heavy retail participation. Sell orders are outpacing buys, with 59.67 per cent of the total order quantity on the sell side.
Today’s volatility goes back to Monday, when media reports suggested Vodafone Group — one of the company’s promoter shareholders — was evaluating a proposal to transfer a portion of its shareholding to Vodafone Idea as treasury stock, triggering a near 10 per cent single-day rally. The stock is up over 26 per cent in the past month and 65 per cent over the past year, sharply outperforming the broader NIFTY 200.
In response to an exchange query, Vodafone Idea stated on 11 May 2026 that the company has not received any communication from Vodafone Group regarding the treasury stock proposal. The company suggested the report may have been conflated with a disclosure made on 31 December 2025, relating to the Contingent Liability Adjustment Mechanism (CLAM) — an arrangement originating from the 2017 merger of Vodafone India and Idea Cellular.
Under the amended CLAM agreement, Vodafone Group promoters are to discharge approximately ₹5,836 crore through a combination of cash (₹2,307 crore over 12 months) and the earmarking of 3.28 billion equity shares, valued at roughly ₹3,529 crore at the time of the agreement.
Separately, the CARE Ratings monitoring agency report for Q4FY26 confirmed that all ₹17,614 crore raised through Vodafone Idea’s FPO in April 2024 has now been fully utilised, with no deviations from stated objectives. The stock remains loss-making for eight consecutive quarters with no reportable EPS.