Paytm shares slide 8% in seven sessions after Q1 FY27 results
Paytm shares fell 2% on 22 July, extending a seven-session decline of about 8% from their 15 July high of ₹1,407. The pullback follows the company’s Q1 FY27 results and withdrawal of a proposed bonus issue, with ₹1,275–1,270 identified as a key support zone.
Paytm shares extended a seven-session decline after its Q1 FY27 results and withdrawal of a proposed bonus issue. The stock is down about 8% from its 15 July high, with analysts watching ₹1,275-1,270 as a key technical support zone.
Why this matters
The pullback follows stronger operating updates: Paytm reported Q1 profit up 79%, built a ₹13,529 crore cash pile, and outlined enterprise AI, wallet revival and about 50,000 retail outlets.
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