The measure stood at -Rs368 crores vis-a-vis –Rs420 crores in Q4FY21. ESOP refers to employee stock option plans. ![]() Contribution profit is operating revenues less payment processing charges, promotional cashback and incentives, and other direct costs.Įbitda (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) before ESOP costs continues to remain in the red but it has staged improvement. Contribution margin (a key metric for fintech companies) increased to 35% vis-a-vis 31.2% in Q3 and 21.4% in Q4FY21, driven by fall in payment processing charges and increased share of high margin business. Overall, operating revenue increased 89% y-o-y to ₹1,541 crore. Also, the base in Q3 was high on account of the festival season. The Omicron wave in Q4 weighed on operations. Meanwhile, revenue growth was impacted in the commerce segment as it fell by 24% on a sequential basis. The monthly transacting users, which is the number of unique users with at least one successful payments transaction in a month, rose by 41% y-o-y in Q4. ![]() As of now, over 40% of Paytm branded credit cards are being issued to existing postpaid customers. It offers upsell opportunities in personal loans and credit cards. The user base in this category has surpassed 4 million. Also, its postpaid product-buy now pay later-is seeing higher merchant acceptance. #Paytm #doubles #Delhi #StockExchange #SenSex #Nifty #India #Economy #Delhi #New Delhi #Fintech.Further, Paytm’s lending business continues to grow, which is evident from the 374% y-o-y increase in the number of loans disbursed in Q4. Paytm’s revenue from operations increased 42 per cent YoY to Rs 2,062 crore in Q3FY23, driven by growth in its core payments business and sustained growth momentum in credit business and commerce business. ![]() The fintech giant’s EBITDA before ESOP cost stood at Rs 31 crore with EBITDA before ESOP margin at 2 per cent of revenues as compared to (27 per cent) a year ago. ![]() Paytm continues to show sustained growth across all its key businesses.While Paytm’s Q4 results are awaited, in the last quarter, the company achieved its milestone of operating profitability, much ahead of its September 2023 guidance. It is worthy to note that Alibaba and Ant are two separate entities with no material relation. However, on a QoQ basis, Ant shareholding has remained constant (24.94 per cent in March 23 as compared to 24.86 per cent in December 2022). The Chinese e-commerce company has completely exited the company by selling its entire stake in January and February.Ĭonsequent to the buyback, even though its total number of shares had remained the same, Ant’s holding in Paytm had moved up slightly to 25.47 per cent.Īnt Financial has now come down below 25 per cent to 24.94 per cent by selling 3.3 million shares, which was expected as per regulatory guidelines. The overall shareholding of mutual funds has increased by almost 1 per cent QoQ with Mirae Asset’s stake growing from 1.1 per cent to 1.8 per cent.įoreign institutional shareholding has seen a jump from 6.7 per cent to 11.5 per cent with FPIs increasing their stake in the company substantially.įDI shareholding is at 60 per cent as compared to 66 per cent last quarter primarily due to the stake sale by Alibaba. Domestic institutional shareholding has grown from 1.9 per cent to 3.2 per cent with mutual funds (MFs) and alternate investment funds (AIFs) increasing their stake.
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