Paytm Powers Up: Domestic And Foreign Investors Ramp Up Stakes With Growing Confidence, Paytm Share Price Rises Above 2%

Paytm’s growth strategy is gaining serious momentum, and investors are taking a note!

Domestic mutual funds have upped their stake to 14%, from 13% in the January-March 2024-25 period, thanks to key players like Motilal Oswal and Bandhan Mutual Funds. According to the April-June 2025-26 shareholding pattern, this increase reflects a growing vote of confidence in Paytm’s future.

But it doesn’t stop there. Insurance companies have also joined the bandwagon, raising their holdings by 1%, bringing their total domestic institutional stake to 16%—up from 14% last quarter. This surge in institutional interest underscores the belief in Paytm’s growth and operational performance, indicating that the fintech giant is on the right track. Investors seem to be betting big on Paytm’s ability to continue delivering value and grow even further. With these moves, it’s clear: Paytm’s future is looking brighter than ever.

Foreign Portfolio Investors Show Confidence With Increased Stake In Paytm

• Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) increased their stake by 3%, rising from 18% to 21% during the quarter.
• This growth marked the largest increase among all investor categories.
• Key contributors to this FPI stake rise include Amansa Holdings, Societe Generale – Odi, and Theleme India Master Fund.
• The increase reflects growing confidence from international investors in Paytm’s growth potential.
• FPIs see Paytm’s ability to capture further market share and strengthen its fintech ecosystem position.
• The surge in global investor interest aligns with Paytm’s ongoing product innovations and market expansion efforts.

FDI Stake Drops Amid Antfin Stake Sale

In contrast to the positive movement in domestic and foreign portfolio investor stakes, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) saw a decline. FDI fell from 37% to 33% during the quarter, largely due to a 4% stake sale by Antfin (Netherlands). While this represents a reduction in direct foreign equity participation, it does not seem to impact investor sentiment significantly. The diversification in investor types and the increase in FPI and domestic institutional holdings suggest that Paytm is well-positioned for long-term growth despite fluctuations in the FDI segment. 

Strong Financial Performance Supports Stake Increases For Paytm

• Paytm reported revenue of Rs 1,911 crore for January-March 2024-25, showing solid progress toward profitability.
• The company achieved EBITDA before ESOP profitability of Rs 11 crore, excluding UPI incentives.
• Paytm recorded a net loss of Rs 93 crore (excluding exceptional items), narrowing its losses compared to previous periods.
• The reduced losses indicate Paytm is on track to achieve profitability in the near future.
• These financial results demonstrate Paytm’s ability to adapt and grow in a highly competitive fintech market.

Paytm Continues To Innovate For Customers And Expand Globally

Paytm Share Price Jump 2.5% On Investor Confidence

Did you catch Paytm’s latest move? The share price jumped to ₹975.00, up by Rs 23.85 or 2.51% from the previous day. Investors are clearly buzzing with excitement! What’s driving this boost? It’s a mix of strong quarterly results, savvy product updates, and growing interest from big players like domestic mutual funds and foreign portfolio investors. Feeling curious about what’s next for Paytm? With this kind of momentum, the company looks set to keep climbing towards profitability.

(With Inputs From ANI)

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