The NSE has approved the addition of 45 new stocks to the F&O; technical chart suggests that these 5 including the likes of Paytm, Zomato and Adani Total Gas can zoom up to 27% from present levels.
After Paytm's disappointing performance after listing in 2021, the markets have evolved and the fintech ecosystem has matured with greater regulatory clarity from the RBI
Analysts believe Paytm's cost optimization measures and gradual business turnaround will put it on an early path to profitability.
The Rs 2,000-crore acquisition was finalised in Q2, with Shreyas Srinivasan leaving Insider in August and marking his last day at Paytm on Monday
Paytm partners with Axis Bank, YES Bank, SBI and HDFC Bank as a payment service provider (PSP) through UPI
9 months after the RBI forbade Paytm from adding new users to its UPI platform, the fintech company has now finally received the NPCI's approval to onboard new UPI users.
The approval may lead to an increase in company's UPI transaction volumes
One97 Communications announces consolidated profit of Rs 928.3 crore in Q2
Paytm reported an exceptional item gain of Rs 1,345.4 crore from the sale of its ticketing business to Zomato during the quarter
Paytm Q2 results: The company's net profit was boosted by a one-time gain of Rs 1,345 crore from the sale of its movie ticketing business to Zomato
Experts attribute this phenomenon to large IPOs absorbing market liquidity, subsequently weighing on the overall market performance
The Paytm CEO faced criticism for a specific remark on late Ratan Naval Tata, leading him to delete his post, a screenshot of which has since gone viral on X
NPCI data for June-Aug suggests that Paytm's UPI market share by value of transactions is steady
Tata, after taking a personal interest in Agarwal's journey, decided to invest in Ola in 2015, as per Bhavish, Tata was also the inspiration behind Ola Electric
The platform will enable users to trade both NSE and BSE F&O contracts in one app.
Shares of One 97 Communications, parent of fintech major Paytm dropped as much as 4.69 per cent a piece on the NSE in Monday's intraday trade
Fintech firm Paytm's immediate priority is to invest in its consumer payments business in an effort to recover lost user base following regulatory actions by the RBI, a top company official said on Sunday. The RBI had restricted Paytm Payments Bank from accepting deposits or facilitating credit transactions in customer accounts, including prepaid instruments and wallets. In August, Paytm sold its ticketing business to foodtech company Zomato for Rs 2,048 crore to sharpen its focus on core operations payments and financial services distribution. "Payments remain our primary business, and the merchant side continues to be strong. However, we lost a significant consumer base due to regulatory constraints. Moving forward, we aim to reinvest in the consumer payments business area," Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma said during an interactive session organised by the Calcutta Chapter of Young Indians, the youth wing of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). Consumer payments encompass
The Noida-based company's outgoing CTO Manmeet Singh Dhody has been 'transitioned' to a new role as AI (artificial intelligence) fellow of the fintech major
Swiggy eyes expansion in India's booming Rs 10,400 crore live events market, while Zomato has also entered the live events market through its recent acquisition of Paytm Insider
The surge in the Paytm stock was fueled by domestic brokerage Emkay's upgrade to 'Add' from 'Reduce.'