Matrimony.com FY26 Annual Report: flat revenue, lower margins

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Matrimony.com submitted its FY26 annual report. Consolidated revenue was roughly flat at about Rs 460 crore. Matchmaking billings rose to Rs 485.2 crore with 0.96 million paid subscriptions. EBITDA margin compressed to 11.4 percent from 13.8 percent as marketing spend rose. Net profit fell to Rs 34.2 crore from Rs 45.3 crore last year. The company completed a Rs 58.5 crore share buyback and declared a Rs 5 per share dividend. Books remain debt free.

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Flat revenue and margin pressure signal slow growth. Buyback and dividend show capital discipline, but profitability is weakening.