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Paytm's board approved additional investments in two wholly owned subsidiaries via Rights Issue: up to ₹300 crore in Paytm Money Limited (stock broking and wealth management) and up to ₹155 crore in Paytm Services Private Limited (manpower services), with Paytm's ownership remaining at 100% in both. The board also approved group restructuring, including acquiring up to 100% of Foster Payment Networks (currently an associate company) for up to ₹61 crore to make it a wholly owned subsidiary, and transferring First Games Technology between two wholly owned subsidiaries for up to ₹140 crore to simplify the group structure. Separately, First Games Technology has discontinued its real money gaming business following the government's Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025. First Games is treated as a joint venture with nil carrying value, and its contribution to Paytm's consolidated profit/loss is under 1%, though Paytm has an outstanding shareholder loan of approximately ₹200 crore to First Games.
The moves are largely internal — fund infusion into subsidiaries and restructuring to streamline the corporate structure. The discontinuation of real money gaming at First Games is unlikely to materially hit Paytm's consolidated financials, but the ₹200 crore shareholder loan exposure is a point worth tracking for investors.