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Paytm in Focus Again as Analysts Query CEO on Path to Profits

After a turbulent debut for the company behind India’s largest initial public offering, Paytm’s top

Paytm in Focus Again as Analysts Query CEO on Path to Profits

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One97 Communications, the parent of the digital payments giant, ended last week 17% below its offer price of 2,150 rupees ($28.68), after falling to as low as 1,271 rupees at one point.\nOver the weekend, One97 reported losses widened to 4.74 billion rupees in the July-to-September quarter from a year ago amid rising expenses. Revenue rose more than 60% in the same period, boosted by growth in financial, commerce and cloud services.\n“Strong momentum in revenue growth will continue,” Chief Financial Officer Madhur Deora said on the call. Contribution margins jumped “with clear trends towards continued year-on-year improvements,” he said in the presentation that was later filed to stock exchanges.\nChief Executive Officer Vijay Shekhar Sharma highlighted the company’s ramp-up in the key segment of lending -- an important and fast-growing market in credit-starved India, where digital fintechs such as Paytm are serving millions of consumers and merchants.\n“We are fully committed to head down and execute and deliver great results quarter-on-quarter, year-on-year forward on that,” Sharma said in his opening comments.\nKranthi Bathini, an equity strategist with WealthMills Securities Pvt. Ltd, said Paytm’s numbers didn’t appear immediately encouraging.\n“It is in the growth phase so costs will remain high but it will have to draw a line on how much cash they can burn,” Bathini said. “It is a big brand and it is important they create synergies between businesses. 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