Crizac Stock Slumps 52% Amid UK Headwinds
Crizac Limited, a B2B education platform, has seen its stock price plummet by over 52% from its post-listing peak. Despite this decline, the company continues to expand into new markets through strategic acquisitions.
The near-term numbers for Crizac appear soft, but the company's market share in its largest destination market is actually rising. This has led to questions about whether the correction has run ahead of the underlying business.
Crizac's stock was trading at around Rs. 185 apiece on July 2026, within a 52-week range of Rs. 388 to Rs. 173 and a P/E of approximately 15x. The company's market capitalization stands at around Rs. 3,238 crore.
The most striking thing in Crizac's recent quarter numbers isn't the revenue line; it's what's happening underneath it. The UK remains the company's largest destination market, and its share of total UK study visas granted rose from 3.5% in FY24 to 6% in FY26.
The company has pursued a strategy of acquisitions to move out of pure UK plays and to offer more ancillary services. In June 2026, Crizac invested strategically in ForeignAdmits, an AI-powered platform for education financing and visa preparation.