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Paytm Shares Hit Yearly High; Deliver 48% Return Over Past Six Months

Paytm Shares

Paytm Shares

Paytm Shares: Today marked a notable event in the stock market as Paytm’s share touched its 52-week high. Opening at INR 984.90 on BSE, it set a record for the highest trading price for the stock over the past year. However, the euphoria was short-lived. By the end of the trading session, the stock had slipped to INR 964.65 on BSE, a decrease of 0.75%. Concurrently, the share was also trading at INR 964.85 on NSE, registering a similar decline of 0.71%. For those unfamiliar, in the stock market, Paytm is listed under the name of its parent company, One97 Communications.

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Diving deeper into the stock’s performance over the past six months reveals impressive growth. On BSE, the stock has witnessed a surge of approximately 48.71%. Moreover, on a YTD (Year-To-Date) basis, the stock boasts an even more impressive jump of roughly 81.22%. This surge in value has made both analysts and investors keenly await One97 Communications’ upcoming quarterly results.

According to media sources, One97 Communications is set to announce its September quarterly results on 20th October. The anticipation is rife among market analysts who are optimistic about the company’s performance during this quarter.

However, while the recent stock performance might paint a rosy picture, it’s essential to remember that Paytm’s shares are currently trading significantly below their all-time high. Back in November 2021, the stock had touched an all-time peak of around INR 1,800. The subsequent decline in its value has been a cause of concern for many investors who had to bear significant losses.

The trajectory of Paytm’s shares over the past year has been nothing short of a roller-coaster ride. While recent trends show promise, the looming announcement of the company’s quarterly results will play a crucial role in determining its future stock movement.

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