The fintech startup that once printed losses like government currency is finally learning to behave like a grown-up.
📉 From Deep Red to Light Pink
Paytm has finally moved from “ouch” to “meh” on the financial pain scale. The Q4 FY25 net loss came in at ₹23 crore. That’s not profit, sure—but for a company that used to burn through crores like Diwali crackers, this is practically Zen-level restraint.
Compare that to last quarter’s ₹208 crore loss and you start wondering if Paytm got therapy, joined a gym, and cut out toxic expenses.
📈 Revenue’s Glow-Up
- Q4 Revenue: ₹1,911 crore (+5% QoQ).
- FY24 Total Revenue: ₹9,978 crore (+25% YoY).
- EBITDA (before ESOP): ₹81 crore in Q4 and ₹559 crore for the year.
EBITDA is finally positive, which in startup lingo is like saying, “I paid rent this month without borrowing from my cousin.” Well done.
💸 The Curious Case of Shrinking Losses
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