NPST clarifies no impact from proposed Online Gaming Bill, assures business unaffected
The clarification addresses potential investor concerns regarding new legislation that could be misconstrued to affect fintech companies. By confirming no adverse impact, it prevents negative speculation and assures stakeholders about the company's stability and future growth trajectory, which is important for investor confidence.
The company explicitly states that the proposed Online Gaming Bill, 2025, will have no adverse impact on its current or future financial performance and business model, as it has no exposure to real money gaming. This provides clarity and reassurance to stakeholders, alleviating potential concerns.
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has issued a clarification regarding the implications of the Proposed Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025. * The company confirmed it has no exposure to real money gaming (RMG) businesses, with revenue contribution from RMG being NIL as per the latest reported financials for Q1 FY26. * Accordingly, the enactment of the Bill does not have any present or immediate impact on the company’s revenues. * NPST's business model and revenue streams remain unaffected by the provisions of the Bill. * The company's future growth plans are pivoted on UPI-based solutions, technology partnerships with banks, Soundbox, Global Payments - Open Banking, and other technology-driven initiatives, none of which are linked to any RMG business. * NPST informed shareholders and stakeholders that the passage of the Bill does not, in any manner, adversely affect the present or prospective financial performance of the company, providing assurance and transparency.
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