Paytm Faces Job Cuts and Asset Sales Amid Regulatory Challenges
The Indian fintech giant reports record losses and revenue decline following a clampdown by the Reserve Bank of India.
- Paytm's net losses swelled to ₹5.5 billion ($66.1 million) for the March quarter, marking its first sales decline since going public in 2021.
- The Reserve Bank of India's restrictions on Paytm Payments Bank led to significant disruptions in Paytm's business operations.
- Paytm plans to streamline operations, cut employee costs, and sell non-core assets to mitigate financial impacts.
- The company has forged new partnerships with major Indian banks to sustain its digital payment services.
- Paytm's shares have plummeted over 60% in the last six months, significantly impacting its market valuation.