Paytm in the news

An analysis of Nifty, HDFC Bank, Paytm, and Bank Nifty trends for the upcoming week, with stock recommendations for LIC Housing Finance and Five-Star Business Finance.

A new UPI Tap & Pay feature simplifies payments by allowing users to tap their phone near a payment machine or NFC tag, eliminating the need for QR code scanning.

Paytm's shares increased after Jefferies and Bernstein issued bullish reports, raising price targets and anticipating strong revenue growth and profitability from an evolving payment landscape and strategic initiatives.

Paytm is integrating its payment products into Ganesh Chaturthi traditions in Mumbai and Pune, offering 'buy now, pay later' for processions and digital tipping for performers.

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma backed Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's suggestions to slow down AI development due to the significant risks associated with recursive self-improvement, emphasizing the need for embedded third-party evaluators and international safety standards.

Jefferies identifies five Indian financial companies, including Paytm, with strong growth potential and recommends buying their stocks.

Bernstein projects Paytm shares to rally 27% more, with earnings outpacing estimates by 70%, driven by merchant lending and operating leverage.

Paytm is diversifying its business by offering AI agents to enterprise clients to boost revenue.

One97 Communications sees increased analyst price targets, a planned stake sale by its founder, the launch of a new 'Split Bills' feature, and an upcoming board meeting to discuss financial results and a bonus share proposal.

Resilient Asset Management, owned by Paytm's founder, plans to sell a nearly 5% stake in the fintech firm for about $527.71 million, without impacting the founder's direct shareholding.

Paytm is launching a major recruitment drive for 4,000 technology and AI roles to fuel growth and innovation after a period of regulatory restructuring.

Paytm is expanding its workforce by 4,000 people to focus on artificial intelligence and merchant services while cutting a small number of underperforming roles.

Paytm is expanding its workforce by 4,000 roles to accelerate AI innovation and strengthen its merchant ecosystem.

Paytm is hiring 4,000 employees to scale its AI and merchant network while laying off 400 staff after reaching its first annual profit.

Paytm is hiring 4,000 employees to support its growing artificial intelligence operations.

Paytm is expanding its workforce by 4,000 people to shift from regulatory recovery toward growth in financial services and AI technology.

Fintech leader Paytm is hiring 4,000 workers for tech and AI roles to expand its merchant network while planning minor performance-based staff cuts.

Paytm is expanding its workforce by 10 percent to focus on artificial intelligence and merchant services following a period of regulatory restructuring.

Paytm plans to recruit 4,000 new employees within nine months to expand its AI and merchant network while cutting 400 existing roles based on performance.

Paytm is expanding its workforce by 4,000 employees through 2027 while cutting 400 underperforming roles following a recovery in profitability.