Paytm share allocation likely on November 16 at ₹2,150 apiece
The Hindu
Earlier the allocation was expected to take place on Monday and the Paytm Money app also displayed the same.
Digital payments and financial services firm Paytm is likely to allocate shares at the upper price band of ₹2,150 apiece on November 16 after market regulator SEBI's approval which is expected to come on Monday, sources aware of the development said.
Earlier the allocation was expected to take place on Monday and the Paytm Money app also displayed the same.
"Paytm share allocation is likely to take place on Tuesday after approval of SEBI. The approval from SEBI is expected to come on Monday," one of the sources said.
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