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Razorpay Anticipates EBITDA Breakeven by FY26

  • Razorpay Inc. reported revenues of $325-330 million in FY24, with a 34% decrease in EBITDA loss to $50 million.
  • The company expects to declare a small EBITDA profit of $3-4 million in FY26, with a projected topline of $550-600 million.
  • The India unit showed a fivefold increase in net profit to Rs 35 crore ($4.2 million), but this becomes an overall loss in the US unit due to operational costs.
  • Razorpay is planning for an initial public offering after its flip from the US to India.
  • The company faces competition from PayU, Billdesk, Paytm, PhonePe, and Cashfree, and is working to secure large enterprise accounts.

Source: The Arc

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by FloatingPretzelSoftware Developer

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Good thing. Anyways their frontend devs and PMs were doing everything on Twitter except tech.

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Smart move by Razor pay, that’s why I love them

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Better than layoffs

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