Shemaroo Entertainment Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Shemaroo Entertainment reported its Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) results with consolidated revenue from operations at ₹13,951.64 lakhs, down about 9.6% from ₹15,439.43 lakhs in Q1 FY25. The company posted a consolidated net loss of ₹4,580.94 lakhs, sharply wider than the ₹1,725.06 lakhs loss a year ago, while standalone net loss was ₹4,692.35 lakhs. Operational costs jumped nearly 19% YoY, indicating significant margin compression. The board also approved re-appointment of MD Raman Maroo, Jt. MD Atul Maru, and CEO Hiren Gada for 3 years from January 2026, appointed a new Compliance Officer, and approved transfer of the Mango TV broadcasting license to Mango Mass Media Pvt Ltd for at least ₹25 lakhs pending MIB approval. A major overhang remains a GST demand of ₹7,025.61 lakhs plus a ₹6,334.98 lakhs penalty, with additional ₹133.61 crore penalties each on three key executives, all under challenge in court.
Losses have widened substantially on both declining revenue and rising operating costs, which is a negative read on near-term profitability. The pending GST litigation is a material contingent liability that, if upheld, could significantly impact the company and its key managerial personnel, keeping the stock under pressure until clarity emerges.