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Revenue
₹164.96 Cr
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4%
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ENIL reported Q3 FY26 domestic revenue of ₹160 crore, up 4% YoY and 18% QoQ, driven by non-FCT (events/IP) growth of 10.5% and digital revenue scaling to ₹30.8 crore (50% of radio revenues). EBITDA margin (ex-digital) stood at 18%. Radio advertising remained weak due to festive shift and cautious advertiser sentiment, though early signs of stabilization emerged. Digital business investments declined 22% YoY to ₹29 crore YTD, with management targeting Ghana breakeven in 2-3 quarters. Key risks include sustained competitive pricing pressure in music streaming and delayed recovery in radio ad demand.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects Ghana to achieve breakeven within the next two to three quarters, balancing marketing spend and subscriber growth.
- ENIL plans to target the US and North America subscription market, leveraging product readiness and content parity with competitors.
- In FY27, digital spending will shift from product development to marketing to drive subscriber growth, with gross margin positive subscribers expected to increase.
Risks flagged
- Competitors like Spotify and JioSaavn have reduced subscription prices, potentially pressuring ENIL's pricing strategy and delaying Ghana's breakeven.
- Radio ad demand remains muted with cautious advertiser sentiment; recovery is uncertain and may be delayed further.
- Increased competition for digital ad spend from short-form video and other platforms is driving up performance marketing costs, impacting subscriber acquisition efficiency.
Key quotes
- We remain committed to get Ghana break even in the few quarters going forward.
- I don't think price plays a role of going straight with growth. We have seen that and I don't think at that price business model works.
- Our focus on international will start going forward and which will give us more benefits also.
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