It has been just over a year since India’s mobile payments and Quick Response (QR) pioneer Paytm made its debut on the stock market and the company has made quite an impression. The initial public offering (IPO), which was the largest in the country’s history, drew attention from investors far and wide. Paytm’s impressive growth has sparked the interest of savvy investors, both retail and institutional, who are clamouring to add more Paytm stock to their portfolios. As the fintech firm continues to make significant strides towards achieving operating profitability, investors’ belief in the Paytm story and the company’s long-term potential for success has grown stronger than ever.
