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PB Fintech promoter likely to sell up to 1 86 percent stake via block deals: CNBC-TV18

Promoters of PB Fintech are planning to partially sell stake in the company via block deals.

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PB Fintech reports second straight quarter in profit at Rs 60 crore in Q4

PB Fintech reports second straight quarter in profit at Rs 60 crore in Q4
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Stocks that will see action today: May 2, 2024 - The Hindu BusinessLine

Stocks that will see action today: May 2, 2024 - The Hindu BusinessLine
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PB Infotech: Yashish Dahiya on 3 factors will lead to higher profitability for PB Infotech looking ahead

Yashish Dahiya of PB Fintech, discusses the contribution margin and EBITDA margin of the business. He highlights the significance of renewals and the higher margin they bring compared to fresh business. Dahiya also mentions the impact of ESOPs and the company s strategic focus on expanding services and controlling more of the value chain. He mentions investments in Visit Health and the company s plans for account aggregation, payment aggregation, and reinsurance brokerage.

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STUDY: Pregnant women who consume garbage reprogram their unborn children s brains to become junk food addicts

New research out of Rutgers University in New Jersey has found that women who consume unhealthy foods during pregnancy pass on the consequences of those bad choices to their children, who end up [.]

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