Last Friday, the first quarter’s financial data for the fintech firm Infibeam Avenues was announced (Q1 FY25). In the quarter ended June 2025, the infibeam avenue share price profit went up by 43%, while gross revenue rose by 3.6%.
The company’s unaudited consolidated quarterly report submitted to National Stock Exchange mentioned that its Gross Sales increased from Rs727 crore in Q4 FY24 to Rs753 crore in Q1 FY25.
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93.6% of company total revenue amounting to Rs705 crore came from payment business unit during Q1FY25 while sales of customised e-commerce solutions yielded Rs39.3 crore only.
infibeam avenue share price Q1 FY25
Infibeam claims to have over ten million merchants, with more than two thousand five hundred and fifty added everyday during Q1 FY25. Therefore, revenues from other operations of Infibeam Avenues and finance grew from INR743 crore in Quarter four FY24 to INR781 crore in Quarter one FY24.
Pertaining costs, out of the total value incurred, operation expenses including payment processing expense accounted for 90%. This expense stayed at Rs634 Crore during Q1FY25. Employee benefits spending as well as legal fees and other overheads contributed towards increase overall expenses of the company which raised by 3.5%, going up from INR679 crore in Q4FY24 to INR703crore in Q1FY23.
Other earning surged at a steady pace coupled with improved scale resulting into an increase of 42.9% earning or Rediff money from Rs49crores at end March’18 toRs70 crores ending June’18.Infibeam based outside Ahmedabad made rupees through spending on units worth ninety three paise during quarter one Fy19.
infibeam avenue share price 54% majority stake in Rediff.com
Additionally, this business is buying 54% majority stake in Rediff.com. The bought business is meant to be a subsidiary of Infibeam Avenue. Chairman and MD of Infibeam Avenues, Vishal Mehta said, “This synergy will open-up new dimensions for growth creating the cloud’s and fintech’s very essence all over again.”
At 3:30 PM, market capitalization for Infibeam Avenue was INR90,19Crore or around $1.1billion with trading price at INR32.42.
infibeam avenue share price Infibeam avenues acquire bulk of Rediff.com
Rediff one of India’s oldest internet companies has agreed to sell 54% stake to Gujarat based fintech start-up Infibeam Avenues.
In an exchange filing on Friday, Infibeam stated that it had invested around Rs50 crore in Rediff (split equally between loan and equity). In lieu, Infibeam shall take a 54% stake in the company.
The payment firm said that it expects the deal to go through within ninety days.
On purchasing, the Rediff acquisition by Infibeam is aimed at creating shared ecosystem for such services as cloud services payments platforms e-commerce etc. It also hopes to provide investment insurance and credit products sold by the users on its platform by leveraging on redifmoney in long run. Approximately thirty-eight million people visit Rediff’s website per month.
Rediff reported a turnover of Rs36 Crores at the end of FY24.Ajit Balakrishnan started this company in 1996 offering various enterprise email and content related services.
Infibeam Avenues disclosed its Q2 earnings along with its acquisition announcement sometime in June. On stand-alone basis; net profit stood at INR36.4 crores this year compared with INR27.7crores last year thereby recording an increase of about 31%.
It remained at approximately the same level of income as last year, i.e. Rs 682 crore. This implies that its payment business brought in a gross profit of Rs 643 crore, while the rest came from ecommerce.
After removing charges for payment processing, the net revenue in Payments increased to Rs 118 crores from Rs 98.8 crores – an increase of 20%.
The company’s total payments value migrated from Rs 11,826 crores to Rs19,679 crores during the previous fiscal year.
According to fintech company operational metrics; it was reported that improvement led to a take rate of approximately 11.2 basis points compared with about 8.4 basis points per transaction processed a year earlier by the firm. Presently more than ten million merchants are using its solutions and more than two thousand and five hundred new merchants are joining every day.
infibeam avenue share price NSE: INFIBEAM INR32.30
Share prices on Infibeam Limited (NSE: INFIBEAM) jumped up by about four point three percent following an announcement made yesterday towards closing at INR32.30 even as Sensex lost close to one point one percent on Friday.
Infibeam Avenues has acquired a 54% stake in Rediff.com India Ltd., a search and news portal company based in Mumbai. The Indian ecommerce player funded this acquisition internally which will be leveraged by Infibeam Avenues for consumer facing digital financial solution as an aggregator backed by collaboration platform, cloud-based enterprise email storage and mainstream news.
Acquiring majority shareholding will expand offerings for Infibeam Avenues and expects double digits growth in revenues after it gets launched into banking industry as an aggregator.
By leveraging on Rediff.com’s organic traction among its news consumers with over five thousand corporate email clients, Infibeam is set to use its strengths which will drive growth across businesses through products and services locally and internationally.
Rediff.com was launched by Ajit Balakrishnan in 1996, providing range of services such as content distribution, cloud-based enterprise email storage and other e-commerce services. It is listed among top one thousand websites worldwide by traffic with over 55 million monthly visits as well as a strong user base and data assets. It contains valuable information about the buying patterns, interests and activities of its users. The company’s user base, which relies on artificial intelligence (AI) technology for cross-selling financial products such as insurance covers, loans and investment opportunities.
Infibeam Avenues provide business software platforms, AI solutions and digital payment gateways (CCAvenue) to the corporate sector and government agencies amongst others. Besides offering money transfer services on behalf of banks’ customers or companies, it has an unbanked correspondence banking suite as well as corporate & SME digital banking solutions.
