12 September 2023 | TITN Team
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Mr. Sharma declared last week, “There is never a day when I would not buy more equity in Paytm. I am now Paytm’s single largest shareholder, and I think this is unquestionably a significant milestone.”
AntFin, which now controls 9.9% of the company, was displaced as the largest shareholder by Mr. Sharma, who now has 19.42% of the shares.
In India’s rapidly expanding digital payments business, Paytm faces competition from Walmart’s PhonePe and Alphabet’s Google’s payment systems.
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