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New Delhi, Feb 22 (TIWN): Paytm continues to get the confidence of top brokerages, who are bullish about the companys "immense growth potential". Goldman Sachs pointed out the strong growth potential for Paytms lending business, saying the firm will hit $10 billion in disbursals by FY26E, vs $900 million in FY22.
Analysts believe Paytm's ESOP costs will gradually reduce and are currently at par with other listed tech cos in India as well as globally ICICI Securities report said that by FY26, Paytm's monthly transacting users are likely to double
Paytm, India's leading digital payments and financial services, continues to get 'Buy' calls from top brokerages. After Goldman Sachs, BofA, Morgan Stanley and Dolat Capital, ICICI Securities has also issued a Buy rating for Paytm.
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Goldman Sachs had given Paytm a Buy rating, with a target price of Rs 460 on February 7. On Monday, the investment bank reiterated its Buy rating, pointing out key notes for investors. The report said that "the current share price offers a compelling entry point into India's largest and amongst the fastest growing fintech platforms".
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