B.A.G Films and Media Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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B.A.G Films and Media Limited reported strong standalone results for Q3 FY26 (quarter ended Dec 31, 2025), with revenue from operations rising to Rs 1,319.02 lakhs, up about 35% from Rs 974.73 lakhs in the same quarter last year. Standalone profit after tax jumped to Rs 216.33 lakhs from just Rs 18.79 lakhs a year ago. For the nine months ended Dec 2025, standalone revenue grew to Rs 3,100.27 lakhs (from Rs 2,732.22 lakhs) and profit rose sharply to Rs 350.98 lakhs from Rs 77.32 lakhs. On a consolidated basis (including subsidiaries E24 Glamour, News24 Broadcast India, and Skyline Radio Network), Q3 revenue grew about 28% YoY to Rs 3,992.71 lakhs, but consolidated profit fell to Rs 11.12 lakhs from Rs 133.34 lakhs. Nine-month consolidated revenue rose to Rs 10,714.56 lakhs while profit declined to Rs 269.50 lakhs from Rs 349.36 lakhs, mainly due to continued losses in the Audio-Visual Production segment.
Positive for shareholders on the standalone side, with strong revenue and profit growth, but the consolidated picture is mixed as profits declined despite higher revenues, signalling margin pressure at the group level. Stock may see short-term positive sentiment from the strong standalone numbers, but investors should watch the Audio-Visual segment losses and the absence of UDIN on the auditor's report (a minor compliance gap to be updated later).