Sell-off continues: Nykaa, Paytm, Zomato and PB Fintech fall up to 16% in a week

Shares of FSN E-Commerce Ventures, the parent company of Nykaa, plummeted 16.64% in a week to hit an all-time low of ₹123.35 apiece. Similarly, shares of One97 Communications, Paytm's parent company, fell 8% in a week, falling from ₹579.15 apiece to ₹532.45.

Paytm: Alibaba Singapore E-commerce sells 3% stake worth ₹1,031 crore

Alibaba Singapore E-commerce sold 1.92 crore shares of the company, amounting 2.95 per cent stake in the company, according to the bulk deal data available with the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Indian market may end 2023 with 15% returns; Zomato, Paytm good picks, says Samir Arora of Helios Capital

Arora said India should not be negative just because China sees a rebound in trade.

New-age tech companies in a high growth zone, says Dipan Mehta of Elixir Equities

Mehta believes 2023 could be a great year for new-age tech companies and one should have some of them in one's portfolio.

From Paytm to Biocon: These 12 Nifty 100 stocks are the biggest wealth destroyers in 2022

Shares of One 97 communications, Paytm's parent company stood at the top of the list. The stock lost 62.6% of its value in 2022, falling from ₹1334.55 apiece to the current market price of ₹512.15. Gland Pharma, a pharmaceutical firm, was another stock that lost investors' wealth in 2022.

2022 in Review: Nykaa bonus issue, Paytm buyback to RTwitter delisting; events that impacted shareholders

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Paytm Share buyback: What should retail investors do? JP Morgan has this to say

On December 13, 2022, the board of directors of Paytm approved the proposal for the buyback of the company's shares at ₹810 per share, over a premium of 50.16% or ₹270.6 higher than Tuesday's closing price of ₹539.40 apiece.

Paytm falls nearly 2% as buyback price fails to enthuse investors

<ul><li>On Tuesday, Paytm's board announced a buyback of its shares from the open market, which will be completed in a maximum period of six months.</li></ul>

Paytm to buy back shares worth ₹850 crore at ₹810 apiece; all you need to know

Paytm: The maximum buyback price of ₹810 per share is 50 per cent premium to the closing price as on board meeting date which closed at ₹539.5 apiece, up by 2.16 per cent, at the BSE.

Paytm must explain how it has determined post-buyback liquidity will be sufficient: IiAS

<ul><li>IiAS has highlighted three key questions that it says Paytm’s board should answer before the company decides to undertake the buyback.</li></ul>

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