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Shemaroo Entertainment Revises Shareholding Pattern Disclosure After Considering ESOP Dilution 1 day ago

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited has disclosed revised shareholding patterns under Regulation 30, incorporating dilution from 961,986 outstanding ESOPs following a preferential share issue to promoters. The revision shows promoter holding decreasing marginally from 65.54% to 65.06%, while total share count increases from 2,73,20,299 to 2,96,92,285 shares. The disclosure ensures transparency for stakeholders regarding the complete impact of the preferential issue and potential ESOP conversions.

Bombay High Court Sets Aside Rs. 133.61 Crore Penalty Against Shemaroo Entertainment Executives Feb 25, 2026

Shemaroo Entertainment Announces Postal Ballot for Preferential Share Allotment to Promoters Feb 11, 2026

Shemaroo Entertainment Q3FY26 Results: Digital Growth Offsets Traditional Media Decline Feb 02, 2026

Shemaroo Entertainment Schedules Q3FY26 Earnings Conference Call for January 30, 2026 Jan 23, 2026

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06Nov 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Reports 11.5% Revenue Decline in Q2 FY26 Amid Market Challenges

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited reported a challenging Q2 FY26 with consolidated revenue declining 11.5% year-on-year to INR 1,434.00 million. The company's net loss widened to INR 453.00 million from INR 262.00 million in Q2 FY25. Digital Media revenue fell 10.29% to INR 602.00 million, while Traditional Media revenue decreased 12.40% to INR 831.00 million. EBITDA margin deteriorated to -38.20%. The company attributed the performance decline to muted festive-season advertising, subdued FMCG spending on television, and reallocation of advertiser budgets towards sports properties. Despite challenges, Shemaroo launched a new Hindi movie channel, Shemaroo Josh, and saw growth in its YouTube channels.

05Nov 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Announces Leadership Changes and Reports Q2 FY2026 Financial Results

Shemaroo Entertainment has appointed Meenakshi A. Pansari as the new Company Secretary and Compliance Officer, replacing Namrata Shinde. The company approved an ESOP grant of 590,485 stock options. Q2 FY2026 financial results show a consolidated net loss of Rs. 4,525.79 lakhs and revenue of Rs. 14,338.08 lakhs. The half-year consolidated net loss stood at Rs. 9,106.72 lakhs with revenue of Rs. 28,289.72 lakhs.

29Jul 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Reports 10% Revenue Decline and ₹46 Crore Net Loss in Q1

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited reported a total revenue of ₹140.00 crores for Q1, marking a 10% year-on-year decline. The company faced an EBITDA loss of ₹56.00 crores and a net loss of ₹46.00 crores. Digital Media revenues grew by 18% to ₹67.00 crores, while Traditional Media revenues fell by 26% to ₹72.00 crores. Factors impacting performance included the re-entry of major broadcasters to Free Dish, a packed sports calendar, and softness in FMCG advertising. Despite challenges, Shemaroo invested ₹32.00 crores in new initiatives and maintained an accelerated inventory charge-off. The company's digital platforms showed strong performance, with its YouTube channel crossing 72.5 million subscribers. Current debt stands at ₹306.00 crores. Management expects continued pressure on broadcast revenues but anticipates a seasonal pickup in advertising spend during the upcoming festive season.

24Jul 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Pivots to Digital Amid Traditional Business Challenges

Shemaroo Entertainment's Q1 FY26 results show a 9.63% decline in consolidated revenue to ₹139.52 crore. Digital media segment grew 17.70% YoY to ₹67.30 crore, while traditional media fell 25.71% to ₹72.20 crore. The company reported a net loss of ₹45.81 crore. Strategic measures include cost rationalization, portfolio repositioning, and digital expansion. Management changes include re-appointments of key executives and a new Compliance Officer. The company is transferring Mango TV's broadcasting license to Mango Mass Media Private Limited.

24Jul 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Reports Q1 Loss, Reappoints Key Executives

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited reported a consolidated net loss of Rs. 45.81 crore for Q1 FY2026, up from Rs. 17.25 crore loss in Q1 FY2025. Revenue decreased to Rs. 139.52 crore from Rs. 154.39 crore. The Board approved re-appointment of key executives: Raman Maroo as Managing Director, Atul Maru as Joint Managing Director, and Hiren Gada as Whole-time Director and CEO. Namrata Shinde was appointed as new Compliance Officer. The company plans to transfer its Mango TV broadcasting license to Mango Mass Media Private Limited for a minimum of Rs. 25.00 lakh.

24Jul 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Reports Loss of INR 458.00 Million in Q1 Amid Traditional Media Decline

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited reported a net loss of INR 458.00 million in Q1, up from INR 171.00 million last year. Revenue fell 9.6% to INR 1,395.00 million. Digital media revenue grew 17.7%, while traditional media declined 25.7%. The company reappointed key executives, named a new Compliance Officer, and approved the transfer of Mango TV's broadcasting license. Ongoing challenges include margin pressure and a pending GST-related legal matter.

21Apr 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Employees Win Relief in ₹400 Crore GST Penalty Case

The High Court has ruled in favor of Shemaroo Entertainment employees in a case involving a ₹400 crore GST penalty. This decision is expected to provide financial relief to the company, boost employee morale, and potentially maintain the company's reputation. The case highlights the complexities of GST compliance in the media and entertainment sector.

18Apr 25

Shemaroo Entertainment Employees Get Relief in Rs 400 Crore GST Penalty Case

The Bombay High Court has granted relief to Shemaroo Entertainment's employees in a case involving a Rs 400.00 crore Goods and Services Tax (GST) penalty. This ruling protects the staff from potential legal repercussions related to the ongoing tax dispute. The court's decision offers a respite to the workforce who were entangled in the company's tax-related legal challenges. Shemaroo Entertainment, a prominent player in the Indian media and entertainment industry, now faces the task of addressing this substantial tax liability while ensuring employee protection.

18Apr 25

Shemaroo Entertainment: Bombay HC Grants Interim Relief in ₹400 Crore GST Case

The Bombay High Court has provided interim relief to three senior Shemaroo Entertainment employees facing personal GST penalties of ₹400 crore. The court has stayed any coercive action against them until the final hearing on June 10, 2025. This case challenges the constitutionality and proportionality of GST penalties, with potential implications for corporate India regarding GST-related liabilities and enforcement practices.