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Crorepati investors splurge $1 billion to buy these 10 stocks. Should you follow the smart money?Wealthy investors are making significant moves, pouring over $1 billion into ten select stocks. This concentrated buying occurs even as the...- Goldman Sachs picks 12 alpha stocks amid record $22 billion FII exodusGoldman Sachs has identified 12 Indian stocks as medium-term alpha bets despite warning that the record $22 billion FII selloff in 2026 may...
- Gautam Adani calls for India to build, power, and own AI infrastructure on home soilGautam Adani states energy and digital infrastructure will shape future global power. He urges India to build its own artificial intelligen...
- New-age B-school report highlights strong startup placements and early offersMesa School of Business, a startup-focused, AI-first institution backed by Elevation Capital, has released independently audited placement ...
- Valuation reset drives mutual fund inflows into listed new-age firms amid FPI selloffMutual funds increased their stakes in new-age companies during the March quarter, despite falling share prices and overall portfolio value...
- Paytm’s cap table turns Indian: What changes now?Domestic investors now own 50.3% of the digital payment firm's equity, marking a transition to majority Indian ownership and control. This ...
- Paytm becomes majority Indian-owned as domestic investors increase stakeThe shift marks a structural change in ownership for the fintech firm, with domestic shareholding rising steadily in recent quarters, refle...
- Paytm's founder ownership signals long-term commitment in India's public tech spaceComparative ownership disclosures across listed companies and recent draft filings indicate that Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma continu...
- 'As desi as Tata and Maruti': Paytm is 100% Indian after Jack Ma's Ant Fin exits fintechPaytm is now fully Indian-owned as Antfin completed its exit, selling its remaining stake. This shift follows exits by other major early ba...
- From Paytm to MakeMyTrip: How Indian startups are unwinding Chinese ownershipIndia’s largest online travel platform plans to raise $3 billion through a mix of debt and equity to buy back shares from Trip.com Group. O...
- RBI imposes penalty on Paytm Payments BankAccording to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Paytm Payments Bank had failed to identify beneficial owners of entities on-boarded by it for...
- Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma looking to raise stake"There is never a day that I would not buy more equity in Paytm," Sharma told Bloomberg News in an interview on Monday. "The single largest...
- Looking for chances to increase stake in Paytm, says Vijay Shekhar Sharma“There is never a day that I would not buy more equity in Paytm,” Sharma told Bloomberg News in an interview on Monday. “The single largest...
- One97 Communications files updated shareholding with Indian stock exchangesRetail investors, it informed the stock exchanges, increased their stake t 7.72% from 3.49% in the same period, while Canada Pension Plan I...
- Swiss Re to invest Rs 920 crore in Paytm’s insurance unitSwiss Re will invest around Rs 397 crore upfront and the remaining capital will come in tranches, subject to fulfilment of certain mileston...
- IPO-bound Paytm seeks shareholders' nod to double ESOP poolThe Noida-based firm has proposed to its shareholders an increase in the existing ESOP pool to 61,094,280 equity options at a face value of...
- Paytm considering JV option for insurance business clearanceWhile Paytm announced the Raheja acquisition last year, the deal is yet to close.
- Paytm founder to have protective rights after listingBut needs to own 2.5% stake, continue with company in an executive capacity
- RSS wing to study Paytm ties with Chinese Company AlibabaMeanwhile, Paytm Founder and Chief Executive Vijay Shekhar Sharma has told PTI that the payments and e-commerce platform is “as Indian as M...
- We're as Indian as Maruti: Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma on Chinese ownershipThe criticism over ownership, circulated widely through instant messaging apps, sought to pick up on sentiment of banning Chinese products.
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