NEW DELHI: Digital installments firm Paytm has revealed narrowing of merged misfortune to Rs 1,704 crore for 2020-21, as per the organization's yearly report.
It had posted Rs 2,943.32 crore misfortune in monetary year 2019-20.
When reached, a Paytm representative said: "In spite of a critical interruption occupied with our dealer accomplices because of the continuous pandemic particularly in the main portion of the year, we negligibly affect incomes, because of solid recuperation in the second 50% of the year."
This is the second successive monetary year when the organization has detailed narrowing of misfortune.
The complete income of the organization declined around 10% to Rs 3,186 crore in 2020-21 contrasted with Rs 3,540.77 crore in the earlier year.
"Coronavirus keeps on spreading across the globe and India. This affects all neighborhood and worldwide monetary exercises. Administration of India has taken a progression of measures to contain the spread of infection and breaking point financial effect on organizations and people.
"The organization has considered the potential impacts that may result from Covid-19, on the conveying measure of the receivables, ventures, generosity and so on," the report said.
The approved offer capital of the organization remained at Rs 104.1 crore containing over 10.41 lakh value portions of Rs 10 each.