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GTPL Diversified 07 Nov 2025

GTPL Hathway Limited — Q2 FY26

GTPL Hathway reported a mixed Q2 FY26.

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Revenue ₹959 Cr +12%
EBITDA ₹110 Cr
PAT ₹7 Cr
EBITDA Margin 11%
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GTPL Hathway reported a mixed Q2 FY26. Consolidated revenue grew 12% YoY to INR 964.9 crore, driven by broadband and subscription growth. However, EBITDA margin contracted to 11.4% (operating margin 22%), and net profit fell to INR 9.3 crore due to higher costs and seasonal churn. Cable TV subscriber base declined by 100k to 9.50 million due to heavy rains and lack of major sporting events, while broadband added 10k subscribers to reach 1.05 million. ARPU improved marginally to INR 465. Management guided for recovery in H2, aided by cricket events and the upcoming HITS platform launch. Key risks include intense competition from air fiber and satellite broadband, and the inability to accelerate broadband subscriber growth.

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Quarter Snapshot

Cable TV Subscribers 9.50M
-100k QoQ

Total digital cable TV subscriber base as of 30 Sep 2025, down from 9.60M in Q1 due to seasonal churn.

Broadband Active Subscribers 1.05M
+10k QoQ

Active broadband subscribers added 10k sequentially, a ~1% YoY increase.

Broadband ARPU INR 465
+INR 5 YoY

Average revenue per user for broadband increased by INR 5 compared to Q2 FY25.

Average Data Consumption 410 GB
+17% YoY

Monthly average data consumption per broadband subscriber grew 17% year-on-year.

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Top guidance Capex guidance of INR 350-400 crore for FY26

Management reiterated the full-year capex range, with INR 153 crore spent in H1 (90 crore in CATV, 63 crore in broadband).

Top risk Intense competition from air fiber and satellite broadband

Air fiber has slowed broadband subscriber growth, and satellite broadband (e.g., Starlink) may pose future threats, though equipment costs remain h...

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