Income from operations rose 18% YoY to Rs 2264 crore.
Paytm’s EBITDA turned optimistic at Rs 132 crore, towards a lack of Rs 88 crore a yr in the past, though it moderated from Rs 156 crore within the December quarter. EBITDA margin stood at 6%, in contrast with a destructive 5% a yr earlier.
The corporate stated its comparable EBITDA, excluding UPI and PIDF incentives, improved by Rs 330 crore YoY, reflecting stronger natural profitability.
The funds enterprise remained the most important contributor, with income rising 21% to Rs 1,265 crore within the quarter, whereas income from monetary companies distribution grew 38% to Rs 750 crore. Advertising companies income declined 10% to Rs 239 crore.
Service provider fee volumes continued to develop, with gross merchandise worth (GMV) rising 27% YoY to Rs 6.5 lakh crore, whereas subscription retailers, together with machine retailers, rose to 1.51 crore from 1.24 crore a yr in the past. Month-to-month transacting customers stood at 7.7 crore, up from 7.2 crore final yr.
Contribution revenue for the quarter elevated 17% to Rs 1,254 crore, whereas direct bills rose 20% to Rs 1,010 crore. Oblique bills declined 3% to Rs 1,122 crore, aided by decrease advertising and worker prices. For the complete monetary yr FY26, Paytm posted its first annual revenue of Rs 552 crore, in contrast with a lack of Rs 663 crore in FY25. Annual income from operations rose 22% to Rs 8,437 crore, whereas EBITDA improved to Rs 502 crore from a lack of Rs 1,506 crore final yr.
The corporate ended March with a money steadiness of Rs 13,315 crore, up from Rs 12,809 crore a yr earlier, giving it a money addition of over Rs 500 crore throughout the yr.
Administration stated income progress is anticipated to speed up in FY27, supported by service provider fee enlargement, scaling of its asset-light monetary companies enterprise, client monetisation and AI-led working leverage.
