Despite the loss of damage, the company faces operational headwinds with income and profitability under pressure. Subscription Revenue-Broadcaster’s main income flow year-by-year-year 16.82% Rs. 295.9 crore. Total operating pairing revenue has dropped by 15.55% to 343.7 crore, which is continuously affected by the churning of the subscriber and a sharp 40.4% reduction in advertising revenue was Rs. 1.1 crore.
The total cost increased 1.94% to Rs. 246.3 crore. EBITDA for the quarter fell 41.1% to Rs. 97.3 crore. Exceptional items are Rs. 335.4 crore, which is less than 402.7 crore in the previous period.
Subscription income was the main income driver, which accounts for 86.1% of the operating petting income. Marketing and promotional fees increased by 2.6% to Rs. 35.8 crore, while other operating petting revenue fell 16.7% to Rs. 7.9 crore.
The company said the new subscriber additions were widely corresponding to the industry trends, although the churning remained elevated, resulting in a net reduction in the subscriber base.
Amid these challenges, the Dish TV continues efforts to improve performance-focusing on increasing the quality of new acquisitions, reducing the churning and reducing the recurring set-top B (STB) capex. These steps were to relieve internal cash flow to invest in emerging digital enterprises.
Reduction in STB-related costs enables the company to channel internal earnings for initiatives like Shopz OP and Flicks. The management said that future digital investments would also be funded internally.
Commenting on the growing media landscape, CEO Manoj Dobhal said, “As the industry varies toward hybrid models mixing traditional and digital-first approaches, the demand for strengthening the content and the creator ecosystem is increasing.”
He added, “With the Flicks segment in the Dish TV Smart+ and our Watch Cha. App, our goal is to ensure how the creators are associated with the audience, the talent of India gains access and recognition.”
Dish TV’s in-house OTT platform, VCH Ch-ATT Super application, continued its way of growth by surpassing 10 million paid subscribers during the quarter. The platform now organizes 24 applications in a wide range of content classes at competitive prices.
For the full fiscal year (FY 25), the company has spent Rs. The net loss of Rs 487.7 crore was reported, which was mostly due to the absence of a postponed tax charge, which was Rs. 1,597.9 crore.
Annual Operating Powering Revenue fell 15.6% to Rs. 1,567.6 crore, of which subscription income fell 16.3% to Rs. 1,377.1 crore. Advertising revenue fell 33% to 20.1 million, while other operating petting revenue fell 25.2% to 33.8 crore. Marketing and promotional costs are Rs. 136.7 crore steady.
Dish TV reduces overall cost by 5.8% to Rs. 1,038.5 crore. EBITDA of full year is Rs. 529.1 crore, which is reduced by Rs 753.7 crore to 29.8% in FY 24. Exceptional items for the year total Rs. 335.4 crore, which was Rs. Is below 402.7 crore.
In a regulatory filing on May 28, 2025, the company announced the elevation of Manoj Dobhal, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director as the Chairman of the Board with immediate effect.
The Board has the Moon ADH Dawa & Co. as the iTors detector for FY26. Re -appointment was also approved, which is subject to the approval of the shareholder in the next AGM, and the SMAM. And Co.
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