Paytm's early investors clock returns despite lacklustre listing

Paytm’s market cap settled at $13.6 billion, lower than the $16 billion valuation it commanded at its last private fundraising. Its early backers, including SoftBank, Ant Group, Alibaba and Elevation Capital, still made money from the listing.

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(From left) Paytm Group CFO Madhur Deora, SoftBank’s Munish Varma and Vijay Shekhar Sharma at the BSE in Mumbai on Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021.
One97 Communications, the operator of India’s largest fintech platform Paytm, recorded a disappointing market debut on Thursday, after raising funds in the country’s biggest IPO.

The stock, which listed at a steep discount of 9%, hit the lower circuit of 20% half an hour before the closing bell. The shares ended at Rs 1,564.15 apiece, 27.25 % below the issue price of Rs 2,150.

The company’s market cap settled at $13.6 billion, lower than the $16 billion valuation it commanded at its last private fundraising in November 2019. Its early backers, including SoftBank, Ant Group, Alibaba and Elevation Capital, still made money from the listing.


Here’s a look at who was worth how much after Paytm’s listing.

Paytm Shareholders
(Graphic: Rahul Awasthi/ETtech)

Also Read: Paytm's wobbly debut may hit upcoming tech IPOs in India
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