Paytm 200m 98m yoy1/4/2024 ![]() ![]() The company’s employee cost (Excluding ESOPs) also increased 37% YoY to Rs. When it comes to expenses, Paytm spent nearly Rs 102.3 crore in its marketing activities during the second quarter of fiscal 2022, a 64% YoY increase. While the revenue from payment services to merchants increased 64 percent YoY, amounting to Rs. Paytm revenue from the digital payment services to customers was up 54 percent YoY to Rs 353.6 crore in the September quarter. In a statement on the report, Paytm said, “Revenues from Payment and Financial Services went up by 69 percent y-o-y to Rs 8,426 million, driven by 52 percent growth in non-UPI payment volumes (GMV) and growth from Financial Services and Other revenues by more than 3 times.” ![]() Despite all the hype and craze, it was unable to make a strong debut in stock markets that started trading on 18 November 2021. Paytm’s first earning report for a quarter of FY’22 has come just 3 weeks after the listing of its parent company One97 Communications Limited in the stock market. The company’s EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) loss remained 452.4 crores, up from Rs. 244.5 crore contribution profit in the prior quarter. In the previous June quarter, Paytm reported Rs. That’s mainly due to the monetization of its large distribution base using high-margin offerings like lending ads, commerce offerings, Paytm stated in a regulatory filing. Surprisingly, the contribution profit increased to an astonishing 592% YoY in fiscal Q2 2022, to Rs. The company’s contribution margins also dipped, albeit marginal, to 23.9 percent in the last fiscal quarter, which is down from 27.4 percent during the Q1 FY’22. 890.8 crore that was reported in the previous quarter. ![]() 1,086.4 crore. It’s 22% QoQ growth in the total revenue of Rs. Paytm revenue from operations in Q2 FY’22 soared 63.6 percent YoY to Rs. This is an increase of 24 percent QoQ and 8.4 percent YoY, due to increased expenses. Paytm Q2 financial results are out! The fintech company announced its quarterly results for the 3-month period that ended 30 September 2021 on the weekend. Largely known for digital payments, Paytm losses increased to Rs 473.5 crore in the second quarter of FY’22. ![]()
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