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Stocks to Watch today, Aug 29: RIL, NTPC, ICICI Bank, Paytm, CG Power

Stocks to Watch today, Aug 29: RIL, NTPC, ICICI Bank, Paytm, CG Power, Hexaware Technologies, and Muthoot Finance are among the top stocks to remain in focus today

Paytm winds up RMG business, to invest in Paytm Money and Paytm Services

Following the RMG ban, Paytm's First Games unit ceases operations; parent OCL approves investments in Paytm Money and Paytm Services and simplifies group structure

Stocks to Watch today, Aug 26: Tata Motors, Paytm, ONGC, Sai Life Sciences

Stocks to Watch today, Tuesday, August 26, 2025: Here is the complete list of stocks to watch during today's trading session

Stocks to Watch today, Aug 20: HAL, TaMo, Paytm, CIL, GMR Power, Coforge

Stocks to Watch today, August 20, 2025: From HAL to Tata Motors, here are a few stocks that will be eyed by investors and traders; check the full list

Paytm gets RBI nod for payment aggregator licence; what's the road ahead? | Paytm stock

The Reserve Bank of India has granted in-principle approval to Paytm Payments Services to operate as an online payment aggregator, ending a nearly three-year regulatory freeze.

Stock market close highlights: Sensex up 304pts, Nifty at 24,619; Healthcare, Auto, Metal shine

Stock Market Close Highlights, August 13, 2025: The BSE Sensex settled 304.32 points or 0.38% higher at 80,539.91 levels, while Nifty50 ended 131.95 points or 0.54% higher at 24,619.35 levels.

Stocks to Watch today, Aug 13: Paytm, Nykaa, NSDL, ONGC, Cochin Shipyard

Stocks to Watch today, August 13, 2025: Paytm, Nykaa, ONGC, NSDL, and Cochin Shipyard are some of the key stocks to watch today

Up 66% in 6 months, Paytm eyes 24% rally if it clears this hurdle on charts

Paytm stock has rallied 66 per cent in the last six months, and is now seen trading near the major hurdle, hence technically some consolidation at current levels cannot be ruled out.

Paytm stock hits 43-mth high on RBI nod to PPSL; brokerages decode strategy

Paytm share price gained 6 per cent today after Paytm Payments Services Limited received in-principle approval from the RBI to operate as an online payment aggregator

Paytm secures RBI nod for payment aggregator licence after AntFin's exit

Notably, the new development comes after China's Ant Financial exited the company last week, selling its entire 5.84 per cent stake for around ₹3,803 crore

Paytm, Eternal surge up to 6%, stocks near 52-week highs

Shares of Eternal, the parent company of food aggregator Zomato and quick-commerce firm Blinkit, were up 3% to ₹310.40, quoting close to its record high level of ₹314.40

We are AI-first: Paytm CEO outlines vision for future of digital payments

Paytm is intensifying its focus on innovation, with artificial intelligence at the core of its efforts to transform the future of digital payments, founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma said, reaffirming the company's commitment to becoming AI-first. "True to our DNA of innovation and pioneership, we are proud that our AI-led full stack payment solution continues to redefine how millions of merchants accept payments, run their business, and serve their customers. We remain committed to being AI-first, in every product we offer and every process that powers us," he said in his annual letter to shareholders. He further emphasised that Paytm's focus on core payment operations and the continued strengthening of its business fundamentals have set the company on a path toward sustainable growth and profitability. As one of the earliest and most aggressive adopters of AI in India's fintech space, Paytm has embedded this disruptive technology into each product and service journey, including

Paytm now as Indian as Tata with zero Chinese ownership, 100% Made in India

Nearly nine years ago, Paytm founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma had remarked, "We are as Indian as Maruti," in an interview with PTI, responding to queries about the company's ownership structure at that time. That statement, once seen as symbolic, now reflects the reality, one where Paytm stands as a truly Indian company, both in spirit and shareholding. The mobile payments company is 100 per cent Indian-owned after Jack Ma's Ant Financial exited One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, by selling its entire 5.84 per cent stake for around Rs 3,803 crore. A person aware of the contours of the deal said, "Paytm is now as Indian as Tata." This transformation became official with the recent exit of Antfin (Netherlands) Holding BV, which sold its residual 5.84 per cent stake in Paytm for about Rs 3,800 crore through a block deal. With this, Chinese ownership in the company has been reduced to zero, marking a significant shift in its shareholding pattern. In 2016, Vijay She

Paytm waits on mkt cap rule to ramp up UPI: MD & CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma

Paytm CEO says the firm will deepen its UPI push once market share caps are imposed in 2026; aims to grow merchant services, go AI-first, and expand globally

Paytm shares fall 2% after large trade; Here's the likely seller

One 97 Communications shares fell 2 per cent after about 2.9 per cent equity stake changes hands in a large trade on the BSE

How to trade Paytm stock: Buy, Sell or Hold? Chart check here

Paytm stock was in focus on Tuesday amid reports of Chinese investor Ant group likely to exit its entire stake via block deal. Tech charts show Paytm looks favourably placed for now.

China's Ant Group plans exit from Paytm with ₹3,800 cr share sale: Report

China's Ant Group to fully exit Paytm with ₹3,800 cr stake sale at ₹1,020 per share, following earlier exits by SoftBank and Berkshire Hathaway

Stock to Watch today, July 23: Dixon Tech, Paytm, Hyundai Motor, JSW Infra

Stocks to Watch today, July 23, 2025: Paytm, Dixon Tech, Dalmia Bharat are some of the top stocks to watch today

Paytm hit 52-week high after posting Q1, but soon pares gain; Buy or Sell?

Paytm Q1 review: What to do with Paytm shares after the company swings into profit from loss Y-o-Y; analysts decode

Paytm CFO to retire from company board, ex-bureaucrat Bimal Julka resigns

Paytm owner One97 Communications' Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Madhur Deora will step down from the board as he is not seeking reappointment, according to a regulatory filing. Former bureaucrat Bimal Julka, a non-executive independent director of Paytm, has resigned from the board, according to the filing. "Madhur Deora, Executive Director, President and Group CFO, being a director liable to retire by rotation at the ensuing Annual General Meeting (AGM), is not seeking reappointment at the ensuing AGM," the filing said. Deora will continue in his full-time role as President and Group Chief Financial Officer of Paytm and will also support the CEO in expanding the business & strengthening profitability. "I have been on the board for about two-and-a-half, three years. There was never the intention that this should be a permanent thing. We wanted one executive director on the board, so I did a term. Now our general counsel is being nominated for this," Deora said. Paytm's ...