Will Paytm hit another 20% lower circuit today? No near-term solution!
Fri, Feb 2, 2024 9:35 AM

Will Paytm hit another 20% lower circuit today? No near-term solution!

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Paytm's stock fell 20% after RBI directed it to stop accepting new deposits and conducting credit transactions from February 29. Brokers are cautious, with targets slashed by half. Analysts fear major impact on Paytm's lending business due to operational issues. Company has paused lending operations for two weeks and expects worst-case impact of Rs 300-500 crore on annual EBITDA.

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