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ENIL reported Q1 FY26 domestic revenue of Rs. 113 crores, up 3.2% year-on-year, with EBITDA at Rs. 6.2 crores (up 3.6%) and PAT of Rs. 1 crore. The core Radio FCT segment declined 12.1% YoY to Rs. 66.1 crores due to a high base from last year's election ad spend, while the non-FCT segment surged 33% to Rs. 25.2 crores with a strong 43.4% EBITDA margin. Digital revenues grew 41.2% to Rs. 21.7 crores, with Gaana specifically delivering ~Rs. 18 crores (up 87.6% YoY) and digital losses narrowing as investments fell from Rs. 14.2 crores to Rs. 9.8 crores. The event/IP business grew 58% in the quarter, though some events were cancelled due to geopolitical issues. The company holds Rs. 336 crores in cash and remains committed to consistent dividends while evaluating new business opportunities.
The mix shift toward higher-growth digital and events businesses is the key story—Gaana is guided to break even by early next year, and management aims for events + Gaana to reach 50% of revenue by year-end, transforming ENIL from a pure radio company into a multimedia entertainment platform. Near-term, weak Radio FCT and a Rs. 1 crore PAT signal limited core earnings power, but cost discipline and growth diversification are positive signals for long-term shareholders.