Shares of Zee Entertainment Enterprises fell sharply Tuesday after news reports that Japan’s Sony Group may call off a merger of its India operations with the former.
Zee Entertainment shares fell as much as 13% and were last down 6.7% at 258.75 Indian rupees ($3.12).
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