Brightcom Group Limited has submitted its monthly update presentation for February and March 2026 to stock exchanges, detailing the company's operational progress, governance initiatives, and regulatory alignment efforts during this period. The presentation was submitted on April 6, 2026, pursuant to SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Strategic Focus on Revenue Quality

The February-March 2026 period marked a strategic shift for the company, moving from stabilization to structured execution across operations, partnerships, and governance. The emphasis was placed on improving revenue quality rather than pursuing expansion, with focus on strengthening control frameworks and aligning global operations to a consistent execution cadence.

Platform Development and Monetization

During the reporting period, the company's platform progressed the rollout of a fill-rate optimization framework, designed as a "100% fill-rate solution" for the publisher community. This initiative aims to reduce unmonetized inventory and improve consistency in revenue realization.

The platform development focused on:

• Improving monetization of existing inventory
• Reducing volatility in revenue outcomes
• Enabling scalable integration of demand across channels

Global Engagements and Market Activities

The company's participation in CES Las Vegas and Pocket Gamer Connects London translated into continued engagement through February and March 2026. These activities included direct engagement with publishers and demand partners to advance integration discussions and align on monetization strategies, with several discussions progressing into ongoing integration and partnership evaluation stages.

Leadership engagements in Latin America were execution-focused, involving alignment of regional sales teams with the 2026 revenue approach and integrating regional insights into global demand strategy.

Governance and Compliance Strengthening

Process & Compliance Review Committee

As disclosed on February 17, 2026, the company institutionalized a Process & Compliance Review Committee as a permanent Board-level sub-committee. The committee is mandated to review and strengthen operational processes, internal controls, and compliance frameworks.

Regulatory Submissions and Alignment

During February-March 2026, the company undertook structured efforts to align with regulatory expectations and advance its engagement with SEBI and other authorities. The company made submissions to SEBI in relation to ongoing matters, based on information compiled across financial, operational, and subsidiary-level records.

Key governance improvements included:

• Bringing subsidiary-level financial and operational data into a unified reporting structure
• Strengthening audit trails, documentation standards, and control mechanisms
• Reworking compliance processes toward monitored, time-bound adherence frameworks
• Systematic review and progression toward resolution of legacy capital structure matters

Operational Structure and Leadership

The company has prepared for transition to a four-division structure (AdTech, Services, Defence, NextGen) beginning FY 2026-27. Current efforts focus on defining clear ownership and accountability frameworks, establishing division-level reporting structures, and aligning operational processes to support a more scalable and transparent structure.

Following January board decisions, the CFO function is driving tighter financial discipline, improved working capital visibility, and structured financial oversight. The COO (Advisory) role contributes to translating strategy into execution and strengthening coordination across functions.

Risk Management and Continuity

The company reported that international operations, including Israel, remain stable with no material impact on business continuity. Risk monitoring continues for geopolitical and operational factors, with safeguards in place to ensure continuity and employee safety. A trading window closure effective April 1, 2026, reflects adherence to regulatory discipline and financial governance protocols.

Forward Outlook

The company enters FY26 with improved operational visibility, strengthened governance and compliance structures, and alignment across leadership, operations, and financial oversight. The near-term focus remains on maintaining consistent execution, further strengthening governance frameworks, and scaling gradually on a more stable and transparent foundation.

Brightcom Group Limited has announced a comprehensive review of its governance, compliance, and operational framework in a regulatory disclosure dated March 24, 2026. The company stated it has initiated a structured review and alignment of operational, financial, and regulatory matters to further strengthen governance, compliance, and transparency standards.

Regulatory Compliance Enhancements

The company has undertaken a thorough review of its compliance framework and is actively regularizing certain filings and procedural requirements. Brightcom Group is reinforcing systems and processes to ensure improved monitoring and timely adherence to regulatory obligations going forward.

Financial Reporting and Internal Controls

Significant steps are being taken to enhance financial transparency and operational visibility. The company's key initiatives include:

Brightcom Group is working closely with its auditors and external advisors to strengthen internal control mechanisms and ensure seamless access to relevant financial and operational information.

Legacy Matters and Capital Structure

The company is actively reviewing certain legacy matters, including those relating to capital structure and historical transactions. Appropriate steps are being taken towards resolution in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory processes.

Operational Oversight and International Operations

Enhanced operational oversight measures are being implemented, including improved reporting structures, internal reviews, and accountability mechanisms across key functions. Regarding international operations, the company continues to monitor developments in regions where it has operations, including Israel. At present, the company's operations remain stable with no material impact on business continuity. Appropriate measures have been undertaken to ensure employee safety and operational resilience.

Stakeholder Communication

The company noted that certain communications circulating in the public domain contain assertions that are either incomplete or not fully aligned with the factual and regulatory position. Stakeholders are advised to rely on official disclosures made by the company. Brightcom Group remains committed to maintaining high standards of corporate governance and ensuring transparent communication with stakeholders in compliance with applicable laws and regulatory obligations.