Paytm IPO: Opportunity to earn from Paytm, the company will bring India’s largest IPO till date

Paytm to launch biggest ever IPO in India: Paytm, the country’s largest e-wallet company, is set to bring the country’s largest IPO (IPO) later this year.

New Delhi. Paytm, the country’s largest e-wallet company, is planning to fill its bag with an initial public offering (IPO). Through the IPO, the company is also going to give investors a chance to make big bucks. The company is planning to raise $ 3 billion i.e. about 22 thousand crore rupees from the primary market. For this, the company will launch its IPO before September 2021.

According to a Bloomberg report, the board of directors of One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, the country’s largest payment services provider, will hold a meeting on May 28, ie tomorrow, to approve the IPO. Through this IPO, Paytm has set a target to increase its valuation from 25 to 30 billion dollars i.e. between 1.80 lakh crore rupees to 2.20 lakh crores rupees.

Barkshire Hathaway, Softbank and Ant Group are Paytm’s big investors.
Paytm’s big investors include Warren Buffett’s company Barkshire Hathaway, Japan’s investment firm Softbank Group and Chinese company Alibaba Group’s Ant Group. In this IPO, along with fresh shares, the company will issue shares through promoters and existing investors offers for sale, so that some companies can get exit. Morgan Stanley leads the race to become the lead manager

According to sources, the bankers who will be selected for the Paytm IPO include investment backers like Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, JP Morgan. It is being said that Morgan Stanley is in the lead in the race to become the lead manager. Sources said that the process of this IPO can begin in June or July. However, neither Paytm nor these investment backers have given any official statement regarding this.

let us tell you that according to the rules of market regulator SEBI, the company bringing the IPO should get 10% in the first 2 years. The portion has to be released for the public, while in the next 5 years it has to be increased to 25 per cent. That is, promoters can keep a maximum of 75 percent share with them.