Paytm remains majority Indian-owned for 2nd consecutive quarter
Paytm's continued increase in domestic ownership comes on the back of the company materially strengthening its operating performance.
Paytm's domestic ownership rose to 51.6 percent in the June quarter. This increase reinforces its status as an Indian-Owned and Controlled Company. Domestic institutional investors, especially mutual funds, significantly boosted their holdings. The company reported its first full-year profit in FY26. Global brokerages maintain positive outlooks on Paytm's improving fundamentals.
Paytm's continued increase in domestic ownership comes on the back of the company materially strengthening its operating performance.
Paytm's domestic ownership rose to 51.6 percent in the June quarter. This increase reinforces its status as an Indian-Owned and Controlled Company. Domestic institutional investors, especially mutual funds, significantly boosted their holdings. The company reported its first full-year profit in FY26. Global brokerages maintain positive outlooks on Paytm's improving fundamentals.
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