NDTV Results: Revenue Grows 19% In Q4, 26% In FY25
Over the past year, NDTV made investments to scale its presence, modernise infrastructure, and add long-term value.
New Delhi Television Ltd. announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and financial year that ended on March 31, 2025, on Friday.
The fourth quarter saw revenue growth of 19% over the same period last year, driven by high-impact coverage of major national events including the Mahakumbh, Delhi elections, and events such as Yuva, NDTV Auto Awards, and others.
Zooming out on a full-year basis, NDTV Network recorded top-line growth of 26%. The digital vertical also witnessed a 47% year-on-year surge in users across its websites and apps.
Over the past year, NDTV made investments to scale its presence, modernise infrastructure, and add long-term value. These included a significant expansion of the network’s distribution, an overhaul of its production and digital ecosystem, and a sharp focus on brand building.
As part of its growth roadmap, NDTV also expanded its portfolio with the launch of NDTV Marathi, a regional channel delivering journalism in Marathi, and NDTV World, a global-facing platform bringing India’s perspective to international audiences.
The year also marked the debut of NDTV World Summit, a flagship platform that brought together global leaders and changemakers for impactful dialogue.
While these strategic moves resulted in bottom-line loss for the year, they were necessary and deliberate steps toward building a more robust and globally resonant media business. The company remains confident that these foundational investments will yield strong returns in the years ahead, setting the stage for sustainable, profitable growth.
"FY 2024-25 was a defining year for NDTV - one where we chose to lead with ambition and invest in the future. From expanding our regional and global footprint to deepening our digital presence, we have laid the foundation for a more agile, inclusive, and future-ready network. We are confident that the strategic decisions taken this year will deliver long-term value for our audiences, partners, and stakeholders," said Sanjay Pugalia, executive director and editor in chief, NDTV.
Disclaimer: NDTV Profit is a subsidiary of AMG Media Networks Limited, an Adani Group Company.
