India's Paytm reported a narrower sequential third-quarter adjusted loss on Monday as its digital payments business recovered from the winding down of its payments bank unit. The company posted a loss ...

The loss follows a profitable September quarter, when the company reported a profit of Rs 928.3 crore, driven by the sale of ...

While the payments app reported a sharp fall in revenue year-on-year, it controlled costs in the December quarter which helped it check its overall losses. Employee benefit expenses, one of the major ...

Fintech major One97 Communications, the company behind the payments platform Paytm, reported on Monday that its consolidated loss narrowed to Rs 208.3 crore for the thrid quarter (Q3) of financial ...

The brokearge said Paytm will receive an exceptional gain on sale of Paypay Stock Acquisition Rights during Q3. It sees Paytm's profit after tax at Rs 1,971 crore. It sees revenue falling 35.4 per ...

Results: The company's Net profit after tax (PAT) also showed significant improvement, narrowing to Rs (208) crore, an improvement of Rs Rs 208 crore QoQ ...

Paytm, operated by One97 Communications, reported a consolidated loss of Rs 208.3 crore for Q3FY25, an improvement from the Rs 219.8 crore loss recorded in the same period last year. However, the ...

The drop in Paytm's share price came after the company reported its Q3FY25 results. Read to find out how brokerages rated Paytm's Q3 results and how the company's stock will perform in future.

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Paytm shares fell 7.17 per cent to hit a low of Rs 833.40 on Tuesday. It reiterated its 'Buy' rating on the stock with a March 2026 target price of Rs 1,250, valuing Paytm at 70 times FY27 EPS.

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MUMBAI: Digital payments powerhouse, Paytm, has rolled out its Q3 FY25 financial report, revealing both triumphs and trials. But before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s rewind a bit.