ShareChat Slashes Losses by 72% as Micro-Drama Strategy Fuels Growth

1 min read     Updated on 17 Oct 2025, 09:27 PM
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Overview

Mohalla Tech, ShareChat's parent company, has significantly reduced its losses while shifting focus to micro-dramas for growth. The company's adjusted EBITDA loss decreased by 72% to ₹219.00 crore, with revenue marginally growing to ₹723.00 crore. Net loss reduced by 40% to ₹1,105.00 crore. ShareChat's main platforms achieved operational breakeven with annualized revenue exceeding ₹1,000.00 crore. The company is allocating 70-75% of growth investments to micro-dramas, with QuickTV already surpassing 15 million downloads. ShareChat is also diversifying its revenue model from ad-dependent to a mix of advertising and subscriptions. For FY26, the company projects 30% revenue growth and potential EBITDA breakeven.

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ShareChat's parent company, Mohalla Tech, has made significant strides in reducing its losses while pivoting towards a micro-drama-focused growth strategy, according to recent financial reports.

Financial Performance

The company has shown remarkable improvement in its financial health:

Metric FY25 Change
Adjusted EBITDA Loss ₹219.00 crore ↓72% from ₹793.00 crore
Revenue ₹723.00 crore Marginal growth
Net Loss ₹1,105.00 crore ↓40%
Employee Costs Not specified ↓20%

ShareChat's main social media and short-video platforms achieved operational breakeven in FY25, with annualized revenue crossing ₹1,000.00 crore, representing a 30% year-on-year growth.

Strategic Shift to Micro-Dramas

ShareChat is prioritizing micro-dramas as its key growth driver:

  • Allocating 70-75% of growth investments to the micro-drama vertical
  • Setting Return on Investment (ROI) targets for FY27
  • QuickTV, ShareChat's micro-drama app launched this year, has already crossed 15 million downloads

Revenue Model Transformation

The platform is transitioning from an ad-dependent revenue model to a mix of advertising and subscription models. This shift comes in response to:

  • Reduced real-money gaming ads due to government bans
  • GST hikes affecting advertising revenue

Future Outlook

For FY26, ShareChat projects:

  • 30% revenue growth
  • Potential EBITDA breakeven

This strategic pivot and financial discipline demonstrate ShareChat's adaptability in a challenging market environment. The focus on micro-dramas and diversification of revenue streams may position the company for growth in the coming years.

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