Paytm Share Market Debut

Paytm, the Indian digital payments startup whose stock has slumped 71% since its November market debut, had its price target cut further by a Macquarie Capital Securities (India) Pvt. analyst who was early to predict the company's troubles.

Shares of Zomato, Paytm parent One 97 Communications Ltd and Nykaa owner FSN E-Commerce Venture have fallen to their lowest levels since listing. Except for Paytm, both Zomato and Nykaa stocks registered massive gains despite posting weak quarterly numbers after strong listings. Paytm made a tepid debut at the exchanges and has plunged more than 58...

In Monday's trading session, Paytm shares fell as much as 18 per cent on top of listing day decline of 27 per cent.

Shares of India's pioneering digital payments startup Paytm plummeted for a second day after its $2.5 billion initial public offering, marking one of the worst debuts ever by a major technology company.

Shares of Paytm fell as much as 17.97 per cent in their second day of trading. On Thursday, the digital payments start-up made one of the worst major stock market debuts in India, as its shares fell more than 28 per cent after the country's largest-ever initial public offering (IPO).

Indian companies have raised a staggering $9.7 billion through initial share sales in the first nine months of 2021, for the highest such tally in any of the corresponding periods of the last two decades

India's biggest-ever IPO has fallen flat on its face on Day 1. Paytm sold shares at Rs 2,150, listed at Rs 1,950 and closed at its day low of Rs 1,560.

Digital payments start-up Paytm made one of the worst major stock market debuts on Thursday as its shares fell more than 27% after the largest-ever IPO of the.

Paytm founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma struck a defiant note Thursday after shares crashed as much as 28 per cent on its market debut, leading to concerns among investors and analysts questioning the digital payments firm's valuation.

''I understand that stock markets deserve good companies which bring wealth to the masses at large,'' said Mr Vijay Shekhar Sharma, CEO of Paytm after Anand Mahindra's tweet.

Digital payments firm Paytm crashed as much as 28 per cent in a weak stock market debut on Thursday, a week after the country's biggest-ever initial public offering (IPO)

Selling pressure was broad-based as all the 15 sector gauges compiled by the National Stock Exchange ended lower led by the Nifty Auto index's nearly 3 per cent fall.

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma turned emotional during his address at the Bombay Stock Exchange, orBSE, on the company's market debut this morning, after it completed India's biggest-ever initial public offering, or IPO.

Paytm's shares plunged as much as 28 per cent in a weak stock market debut on Thursday, a week after the country's biggest-ever initial public offering. The stock opened for trading at Rs 1,950 on the NSE, marking a decline of 9.3 per cent or Rs 200 from its issue price of Rs 2,150. Paytm shares extended losses after opening as the stock fell as mu...

Indian digital payments company Paytm is set to make its stock market debut on Thursday, after its $2.5 billion initial public offering (IPO), India's largest, was oversubscribed last week.

Paytm, the Indian digital payments startup whose stock has slumped 71% since its November market debut, had its price target cut further by a Macquarie Capital Securities (India) Pvt. analyst who was early to predict the company's troubles.

Shares of Zomato, Paytm parent One 97 Communications Ltd and Nykaa owner FSN E-Commerce Venture have fallen to their lowest levels since listing. Except for Paytm, both Zomato and Nykaa stocks registered massive gains despite posting weak quarterly numbers after strong listings. Paytm made a tepid debut at the exchanges and has plunged more than 58...

In Monday's trading session, Paytm shares fell as much as 18 per cent on top of listing day decline of 27 per cent.

Shares of India's pioneering digital payments startup Paytm plummeted for a second day after its $2.5 billion initial public offering, marking one of the worst debuts ever by a major technology company.

Shares of Paytm fell as much as 17.97 per cent in their second day of trading. On Thursday, the digital payments start-up made one of the worst major stock market debuts in India, as its shares fell more than 28 per cent after the country's largest-ever initial public offering (IPO).

Indian companies have raised a staggering $9.7 billion through initial share sales in the first nine months of 2021, for the highest such tally in any of the corresponding periods of the last two decades

India's biggest-ever IPO has fallen flat on its face on Day 1. Paytm sold shares at Rs 2,150, listed at Rs 1,950 and closed at its day low of Rs 1,560.

Digital payments start-up Paytm made one of the worst major stock market debuts on Thursday as its shares fell more than 27% after the largest-ever IPO of the.

Paytm founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma struck a defiant note Thursday after shares crashed as much as 28 per cent on its market debut, leading to concerns among investors and analysts questioning the digital payments firm's valuation.

''I understand that stock markets deserve good companies which bring wealth to the masses at large,'' said Mr Vijay Shekhar Sharma, CEO of Paytm after Anand Mahindra's tweet.

Digital payments firm Paytm crashed as much as 28 per cent in a weak stock market debut on Thursday, a week after the country's biggest-ever initial public offering (IPO)

Selling pressure was broad-based as all the 15 sector gauges compiled by the National Stock Exchange ended lower led by the Nifty Auto index's nearly 3 per cent fall.

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma turned emotional during his address at the Bombay Stock Exchange, orBSE, on the company's market debut this morning, after it completed India's biggest-ever initial public offering, or IPO.

Paytm's shares plunged as much as 28 per cent in a weak stock market debut on Thursday, a week after the country's biggest-ever initial public offering. The stock opened for trading at Rs 1,950 on the NSE, marking a decline of 9.3 per cent or Rs 200 from its issue price of Rs 2,150. Paytm shares extended losses after opening as the stock fell as mu...

Indian digital payments company Paytm is set to make its stock market debut on Thursday, after its $2.5 billion initial public offering (IPO), India's largest, was oversubscribed last week.