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NDTV reported consolidated revenue from operations of 1.5 billion rupees in Q3 FY26 but slipped into a net loss of 802.5 million rupees. The results highlight rising costs and muted advertising demand, overshadowing revenue gains. The company continues to face challenges in profitability despite operational improvements.
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NDTV has announced its financial results for the third quarter of FY26, reflecting a mixed performance. While revenues showed resilience, profitability was significantly impacted.
Key Highlights
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Revenue from operations stood at 1.5 billion rupees, supported by digital and broadcast segments.
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The company reported a consolidated net loss of 802.5 million rupees, widening from previous quarters.
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Operating expenses rose sharply, driven by higher employee costs and technology investments.
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Advertising revenue remained subdued due to weak market sentiment, affecting overall topline growth.
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Subscription income provided some stability, though it was insufficient to offset losses.
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Finance costs increased, adding further pressure on margins.
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Management emphasized ongoing investments in digital platforms to strengthen long-term growth prospects.
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No dividend was declared for the quarter, reflecting the company’s cautious approach to cash management.
Sources: NDTV Investor Relations, NDTV Profit
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