Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

In traded volume terms, 2.72 lakh shares of the firm exchanged hands on the BSE and over 71.34 lakh shares were traded on the NSE in initial trade. The company had posted a loss of Rs 762.5 crore in the same period of the last year

One97 Communications shares jump over 5% as loss narrows 

In traded volume terms, 2.72 lakh shares of the firm exchanged hands on the BSE and over 71.34 lakh shares were traded on the NSE in initial trade. The company had posted a loss of Rs 762.5 crore in the same period of the last year

Shares of digital financial services firm One97 Communications, which operates under the Paytm brand, jumped over 5 per cent in morning trade on Monday after the company's consolidated loss narrowed to Rs 167.5 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2023.
The stock rallied 5.24 per cent to Rs 725.60 apiece on the BSE.
Shares of the company at the NSE climbed 5.13 per cent to Rs 725.
In traded volume terms, 2.72 lakh shares of the firm exchanged hands on the BSE and over 71.34 lakh shares were traded on the NSE in initial trade.
The company had posted a loss of Rs 762.5 crore in the same period of the last year.
The consolidated revenue from operations of the company grew 51.5 per cent to Rs 2,334.5 crore in the quarter under review, from Rs 1,540.9 crore in the March quarter of FY22.
For the year ended March 31, 2023, One97 Communications reported narrowing of loss to Rs 1,776.5 crore from Rs 2,396.4 crore in the previous fiscal.
The revenue from operations of the company grew by about 60 per cent to Rs 7,990.3 crore in FY23 from Rs 4,974.2 crore in FY22.
"Our 61 per cent YoY revenue growth for FY2023 was driven by payments monetisation and growing scale of our loan distribution business," the company said in a statement on Friday.

Is Mamaearth IPO another Paytm in the making? 

Mamaearth&rsquo;s parent said it is looking to raise as much as Rs 2,400 crore through its IPO

Twitter users have been raising valuation concerns ever since Honasa Consumer Ltd, which owns new-age FMCG brands like Mamaearth, filed papers with capital markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO).
The Sequoia- and Sofina-backed company's IPO will comprise of a fresh issue of shares worth 4 billion rupees ($48.30 million) and an offer for sale of 46.8 million shares.&nbsp;
In January 2022, Honasa Consumer raised $52 million at a valuation of $1.2 billion. One year later, the company is seeking a valuation of $3 billion through its IPO. The valuation target is more than 1,000x its profits, which has left the market perplexed. Mamaearth IPO has drawn comparisons with the Paytm IPO that turned out to be a dud on its listing date itself because of the massive asking price.&nbsp;

The fall comes a day after reports surfaced that Softbank announced a large stake sale in the homegrown financial services app’s parent, One 97 Communications via a block deal

Paytm shares tank 10% in one day; here's you need to know everything

Paytm shares tank 10% in one day; here's everything you need to know

Paytm shares tank 10 pc in morning trade

The fall comes a day after reports surfaced that Softbank announced a large stake sale in the homegrown financial services app&rsquo;s parent, One 97 Communications via a block deal

Shares of Paytm crashed nearly 10 per cent on November 17, as Japan-based Softbank sold over 4 per cent stake in Noida-based digital payments and financial services company via a block deal.
Softbank's decision to sell a 4.5 per cent stake in One97 Communications for about र्1,627 crore comes close on the heels of the end of IPO lock-in period. Softbank is the second largest shareholder with a 17.5 per cent stake in the company. After today's stake sale, Softbank's stake would be reduced to 13 per cent.&nbsp;
According to two sources aware of the development, Softbank has offered to sell shares in the price band of Rs 555 to Rs 601.55 apiece that are held through its subsidiary SVF India Holdings.
Paytm and founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma pulled off India&rsquo;s largest-ever IPO last November only to see its shares plummet in one of the worst debuts ever.&nbsp;
Nevertheless, the Goldman Sachs' analysts recommended buying Paytm shares given the company&rsquo;s progress in boosting revenue and moving toward profitability.&nbsp;

More pain for Paytm shareholders as the stock collapsed over 12% in intraday as anchor lock-in period for the IPO ended on December 15. Here is what you need to know-:

Paytm raised over Rs 8000 cr from 122 anchor investors ahead of it's mega IPO
The lock-in period of the shares held by anchor investors ends 30 days after allotment
Anchor investors are not allowed to sell shares from the IPO issue in the lock-in period
Paytm stock fell back towards Rs 1300/share as selling pressure intensified at the start of trade. 
Stock currently trading nearly 40% lower than issue price
According to a note released by Edelweiss Alternative Research, 76% of the stocks have felt the heat when the anchor investor lock-in expired this year


Stock Alert! Paytm's pain continues as anchor lock-in ends, stock collapses

30 day lock in for anchor investors who put in money to the IPO ended on December 15. 122 funds invested over Rs 8000 cr in Paytm's IPO

Anchor lock-in ends, Paytm stock collapses 

30-day lock-in for anchor investors who put in money to the IPO ended on December 15.

More pain for Paytm&nbsp;shareholders as the stock collapsed over 12% in intraday as anchor lock-in period for the IPO ended on December 15. Here is what you need to know-:
<ul>
<li>Paytm&nbsp;raised over Rs 8000 cr from 122 anchor investors ahead of it's mega IPO</li>
<li>The lock-in period of the shares held by anchor investors ends 30 days after allotment</li>
<li>Anchor investors are not allowed to sell shares from the IPO&nbsp;issue in the lock-in period</li>
<li>Paytm&nbsp;stock fell back towards Rs 1300/share as selling pressure intensified at the start of trade.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Stock currently trading nearly 40% lower than issue price</li>
<li>According to a note released by Edelweiss Alternative Research, 76% of the&nbsp;stocks&nbsp;have felt the heat when the anchor investor lock-in expired this year</li>
</ul>

India's largest IPO&nbsp;Paytm will get a marketwide&nbsp;verdict today as it lists on the exchanged. The Ant Group backed payment merchant raised Rs 18,300 cr from the market but saw tepid demand the first two days as profitability and competition remained the key concerns.&nbsp;The grey market price for the shares ahead of the listing was at a Rs 20 discount to the issue price of Rs 2150/share.&nbsp;Paytm, which counts China's Ant Group and SoftBank among its backers, raised $1.1 billion from institutional investors and last week received $2.64 billion worth of bids for the remaining shares on offer, or 1.89 times.

Paytm listing today, sober debut expected

Paytm Listing Today

<ul>
<li>Paytm to list on stock exchanges today</li>
<li>Paytm: India's largest IPO&nbsp;to list today, raised Rs 18300 cr</li>
<li>Paytm&nbsp;expected to see muted listed around issue price of Rs 2150/share</li>
<li>Paytm&nbsp;grey market price indicating a discount to issue price of Rs 2150/share</li>
<li>Paytm&nbsp;IPO&nbsp;was subscribed 1.89 times.</li>
</ul>

India's largest IPO worth Rs 18300 crore was subscribed&nbsp;1.89 times.&nbsp;

India's largest IPO&nbsp;Paytm will get a marketwide&nbsp;verdict today as it lists on the exchanges. The Ant Group backed payment merchant raised Rs 18,300 cr from the market but saw tepid demand the first two days as profitability and competition remained the key concerns.&nbsp; The grey market price for the shares ahead of the listing was at a Rs 20 discount to the issue price of Rs 2150/share.&nbsp; Paytm, which counts China's Ant Group and SoftBank among its backers, raised $1.1 billion from institutional investors and last week received $2.64 billion worth of bids for the remaining shares on offer, or 1.89 times.

Even&nbsp;one of India's favourite payment apps&nbsp;Paytm&nbsp;is seeing a very low-key interest on&nbsp;Dalal&nbsp;Street as its public issue was subscribed just 12% on Day 1. Paytm's parent company One 97 Communications is probably aiming at the country's largest IPO&nbsp;but investors are surely cautious (as it seems to be yet) about its valuations. But does the size really matters? editorji&nbsp;compiles a list of large Indian IPOs&nbsp;that have given miserable returns:
1. Coal India shares are down over 30% from its issue price of Rs 245. The Rs 15,200 crore-worth Coal India IPO&nbsp;came in 2010. The share price as of November 9 stood at Rs 171.
2. From an issue price of Rs 450 to a mere Rs 14, Reliance Power shares have dived down close to 97% in their lifetime. Reliance Power was one of India's biggest that had raised more than Rs 11,500 crore&nbsp;in 2008.
3. The Rs 9,100-crore&nbsp;DLF IPO is failed the street as its shares hover around Rs 440, significantly down from its issue price of Rs 550. DLF&nbsp;shares touched above Rs 1,100-level shortly after being listed.
4. Shares of General Insurance are down 85% since its listing. The Rs 11,175 crore&nbsp;IPO&nbsp;offered an issue price band of Rs 855 to 912, only to trade near Rs 140 these&nbsp;days.
5. Imagine Rs 800 turning into Rs 156 in just 4 years. Investors' wealth has fallen 80% after they put their hard-earned money into New India Assurance&nbsp;Company's IPO, which had raised a whopping Rs 9,600 crore&nbsp;from the street.
So, offering size big or small, it's the profit-making capabilities of a company that matter in the long run.

Does size really matter? Mega IPOs and their miserable returns

The mega and mighty and how they have fallen, Big IPOs that failed to enthuse investors over the years. 

IPO Corner: Does size really matter?

Share price down 30% from issue price of ₹ 245

Reliance Power vanished 97% of Rs 11,500 crore&nbsp;investors put in its IPO&nbsp;in 2008.

Even&nbsp;one of India's favourite payment apps&nbsp;Paytm&nbsp;is seeing a very low-key interest on&nbsp;Dalal&nbsp;Street as its public issue was subscribed just 12% on Day 1. Paytm's parent company One 97 Communications is&nbsp; aiming at the country's largest IPO&nbsp;but investors are surely cautious (as it seems to be yet) about its valuations. But does the size really matters? Editorji&nbsp;compiles a list of large Indian IPOs&nbsp;that have failed to enthuse investors in the long run.&nbsp; Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/paytm-ipo-subscribers-ask-ipo-karoo-1636093596918">Paytm, the risks keeping investors at bay</a>
1. Coal India shares are down over 30% from its issue price of Rs 245. The Rs 15,200 crore-worth Coal India IPO&nbsp;came in 2010. The share price as of November 9 stood at Rs 171.
2. Reliance Power:&nbsp;From an issue price of Rs 450 to a mere Rs 14,&nbsp; shares have dived down close to 97% in their lifetime. Reliance Power was one of India's biggest IPOs&nbsp; that had raised more than Rs 11,500 crore&nbsp;in 2008.
3. The Rs 9,100-crore&nbsp;DLF IPO is failed the street as its shares hover around Rs 440, significantly down from its issue price of Rs 550. DLF&nbsp;shares touched above Rs 1,100-level shortly after being listed.
4. Shares of General Insurance are down 85% since its listing. The Rs 11,175 crore&nbsp;IPO&nbsp;offered an issue price band of Rs 855 to 912, only to trade near Rs 140 these&nbsp;days.
5. Imagine Rs 800 turning into Rs 156 in just 4 years. Investors' wealth has fallen 80% after they put their hard-earned money into New India Assurance&nbsp;Company's IPO, which had raised a whopping Rs 9,600 crore&nbsp;from the street.
So, offering size big or small, it's the profit-making capabilities of a company that matter in the long run.
Also read/watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/paytm-ipo-subscribers-ask-ipo-karoo-1636093596918" target="_blank">Paytm IPO: Subscribers ask IPO Karoo?</a>

Paytm&nbsp;is all set to launch India's biggest IPO&nbsp;of Rs 18,300 crore&nbsp;or $2.4 billion on November 8. It has already garnered $1.1 billion or Rs 8,200 crore&nbsp;from anchor investors ahead of the public issue. Paytm&nbsp;shares, which will be in a price range of Rs 2,080 to Rs 2,150, were on a premium of Rs 150 in the grey market. But what are the risks associated with investing in the fintech&nbsp;startup:
1. Loss-making startup:&nbsp;Paytm,&nbsp;in its DRHP,&nbsp;warned it&nbsp;may not be able to achieve and maintain profitability. Paytm&nbsp;reported losses to the tune of Rs&nbsp;4,235 crore, Rs 2,943 crore, and Rs 1,704 crore in FY19, FY20, and FY21, respectively.
2. 'Vigorous competition': Paytm&nbsp;competes with domestic and international companies and some of these companies have greater financial resources and substantially larger bases of consumers.
3. Covid-19 Pandemic:&nbsp;Paytm said&nbsp;the ongoing pandemic and measures intended to prevent its spread have had, and may continue to have, material and adverse effects on its business and the results of operations.
4.&nbsp;Lawsuits:&nbsp;One of the cases in which Paytm is involved is its ownership case. A former Paytm director Ashok Kumar Saxena has claimed he co-founded the digital payment platform two decades ago but did not receive shares owed. His complaint filed with the Delhi Police is cited under 'criminal proceedings' in Paytm&rsquo;s prospectus. Paytm has, however, denied the allegations.

Paytm IPO: Subscribers ask IPO Karoo?

Paytm reported losses to the tune of Rs 4,235 crore, Rs 2,943 crore, and Rs 1,704 crore in FY19, FY20, and FY21, respectively.

Paytm IPO: The risks involved

Paytm&nbsp;reported losses to the tune of Rs&nbsp;4,235 crore, Rs 2,943 crore, and Rs 1,704 crore in FY19, FY20, and FY21, respectively.

Paytm&nbsp;is all set to launch India's biggest IPO&nbsp;of Rs 18,300 crore&nbsp;or $2.4 billion on November 8. It has already garnered $1.1 billion or Rs 8,200 crore&nbsp;from anchor investors ahead of the public issue. Paytm&nbsp;shares, which will be in a price range of Rs 2,080 to Rs 2,150, were on a premium of Rs 150 in the grey market. But what are the risks associated with investing in the fintech&nbsp;startup:
1. Loss-making startup:&nbsp;Paytm,&nbsp;in its DRHP,&nbsp;warned it&nbsp;may not be able to achieve and maintain profitability. Paytm&nbsp;reported losses to the tune of Rs&nbsp;4,235 crore, Rs 2,943 crore, and Rs 1,704 crore in FY19, FY20, and FY21, respectively.
2. 'Vigorous competition': Paytm&nbsp;competes with domestic and international companies and some of these companies have greater financial resources and substantially larger bases of consumers.
3. Covid-19 Pandemic:&nbsp;Paytm said&nbsp;the ongoing pandemic and measures intended to prevent its spread have had, and may continue to have, material and adverse effects on its business and the results of operations.
4.&nbsp;Lawsuits:&nbsp;One of the cases in which Paytm is involved is its ownership case. A former Paytm director Ashok Kumar Saxena has claimed he co-founded the digital payment platform two decades ago but did not receive shares owed. His complaint filed with the Delhi Police is cited under 'criminal proceedings' in Paytm&rsquo;s prospectus. Paytm has, however, denied the allegations.
5. Paytm&nbsp;IPO&nbsp;subscribe karoo? Even as the grey market premium is hovering around Rs 130, brokerages are also highlighting risks. Brokerage firm ICICI Securities has laid out extremely competitive markets with continuously evolving technology, failure to attract merchants &amp; volumes can adversely affect business, dependency on payment services for majority of revenue as key risk &amp; concerns.

paytm ipo

Categories