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Jagran Prakashan Ltd. 06 Nov 2025 18:10 PM

Q2FY26 Quarterly Result Announced for Jagran Prakashan Ltd.

Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q2FY26 results

Consolidated FInancial Highlights:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 467.36 crore, up by 4.7% from Rs 446.51 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 326.69 crore, up by 4.7% from Rs 312.14 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 81.00 crore as against Rs 82.66 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 59.67 crore, up by 15.4% from Rs 51.71 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Digital Revenue (print) at Rs 21.69 crore as against Rs 21.90 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 66.58 crore as against Rs 67.53 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Other Income at Rs 30.60 crore, up by 13.1% from Rs 27.06 crore in Q2FY25.
  • PBT at Rs 71.14 crore, up by 14.1% from Rs 62.34 crore in Q2FY25.
  • PAT at Rs 56.94 crore, up by 36.7% from Rs 41.65 crore in Q2FY25.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.69, up by 36.5% from Rs Rs 1.97 in Q2FY25.

Standalone FInancial Highlights:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 413.77 crore, up by 10.1% from Rs 375.76 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 276.15 crore, up by 12.9% from Rs 244.55 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 78.43 crore as against Rs 79.87 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 59.19 crore, up by 15.3% from Rs 51.34 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 20.27 crore as against Rs 20.69 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 70.09 crore, up by 9.1% from Rs 64.25 crore in Q2FY25.
  • Other Income at Rs 23.31 crore, up by 15.3% from Rs 20.22 crore in Q2FY25.
  • PBT at Rs 77.79 crore, up by 12.6% from Rs 69.09 crore in Q2FY25.
  • PAT at Rs 61.73 crore, up by 30.3% from Rs 47.37 crore in Q2FY25.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.83, up by 30% from Rs 2.18 in Q2FY25.

Result PDF

Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q1FY26 results

Consolidated Financial Highlights:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 460.05 crore, up by 3.6% from Rs 444.12 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 311.58 crore, up by 5% from Rs 296.66 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 84.85 crore as against Rs 85.52 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 63.62 crore, up by 2.7% from Rs 61.94 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 23.37 crore, up by 4.9% from Rs 22.27 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 63.79 crore as against Rs 65.52 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 51.46 crore, up by 122.6% from Rs 23.12 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 90.37 crore, up by 57% from Rs 57.55 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 66.76 crore, up by 62.7% from Rs 41.03 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 3.09, up by 63.3% from Rs 1.89.

Standalone Financial Highlights:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 398.13 crore, up by 7.5% from Rs 370.45 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 252.64 crore, up by 11.7% from Rs 226.24 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 82.30 crore as against Rs 82.72 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 63.19 crore, up by 2.8% from Rs 61.48 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 17.64 crore, up by 17.5% from Rs 15.01 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 64.70 crore, up by 11.4% from Rs 58.08 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 44.53 crore up by 178.7% from Rs 15.98 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 94.73 crore, up by 59% from Rs 59.57 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 71.35 crore, up by 62% from Rs 43.98 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 3.28, up by 62.4% from Rs 2.02.

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Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q3FY25 results

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 516.50 crore, up by 1.1% from Rs 510.97 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 368.07 crore, slightly up from Rs 366.77 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 84.39 crore as against Rs 88.32 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 64.04 crore, up by 14.6% from Rs 55.88 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 30.27 crore, up by 8.5% from Rs 27.91 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 93.46 crore as against Rs 104.75 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 21.13 crore as against Rs 26.52 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 82.17 crore as against Rs 97.07 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 62.72 crore as against Rs 73.48 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.88 as against from Rs 3.39

Result PDF

Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q2FY25 results

Standalone Financial Highlights

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 375.76 crore as against Rs 390.59 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 244.55 crore as against Rs 254.03 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 79.87 crore as against Rs 86.74 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 51.34 crore, up by 3.1% from Rs 49.82 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 20.69 crore as against Rs 21.01 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 64.25 crore as against Rs 64.52 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 20.22 crore, up by 71.1% from Rs 11.82 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 69.09 crore, up by 14.8% from Rs 60.17 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 47.37 crore, up by 5.6% from Rs 44.84 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.18, up by 5.8% from Rs 2.06.

Consolidated Financial Highlights

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 446.51 crore as against Rs 458.73 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 312.14 crore as against Rs 318.61 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 82.66 crore as against Rs 89.72 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 51.71 crore, up by 2.6% from Rs 50.40 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 27.43 crore as against Rs 27.57 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 67.53 crore as against Rs 71.93 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 27.06 crore, up by 50.3% from Rs 18.00 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 62.34 crore, up by 10.4% from Rs 56.55 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 41.65 crore, slightly up from Rs 41.52 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 1.97, slightly up from Rs 1.95.

Result PDF

Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q1FY25 results:

Standalone: 

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 370.45 crore as against Rs 385.56 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 226.24 crore as against Rs 243.83 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 82.72 crore as against Rs 92.22 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 61.48 crore, up by 24.2% from Rs 49.51 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 15.01 crore, up by 4% from Rs 14.43 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 58.08 crore as against Rs 62.11 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 15.98 crore, up by 3% from Rs 15.50 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 59.57 crore as against Rs 60.55 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 43.98 crore as against Rs 47.48 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.02 as against Rs 2.18.

Consolidated:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 444.12 crore as against Rs 454.58 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 296.66 crore as against Rs 309.37 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 85.52 crore as against Rs 95.13 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 61.94 crore, up by 23.7% from Rs 50.07 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 22.27 crore, up by 9% from Rs 20.43 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 65.52 crore as against Rs 69.42 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 23.12 crore, up by 6.9% from Rs 21.61 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 57.55 crore, up by 1.2% from Rs 56.86 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 41.03 crore as against Rs 43.89 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 1.89 as against Rs 2.05.

Result PDF

Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q4FY24 & FY24 results:

Q4FY24 Financial Highlights:

Consolidated:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 509.64 crore, up by 10.9% from Rs 459.38 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 373.19 crore, up by 16.2% from Rs 321.30 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 85.85 crore as against Rs 92.38 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 50.60 crore, up by 10.7% from Rs 45.71 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 35.17 crore, up by 61.6% from Rs 21.78 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 121.85 crore, up by 49% from Rs 81.76 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 23.91 crore as against Rs 52.87 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 12.39 crore as against Rs 25.20 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 6.03 crore as against Rs 23.28 crore. 
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 1.05, up by 11.6% from Rs 0.94

Standalone:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 430.42 crore, up by 9.9% from Rs 391.72 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 297.41 crore, up by 15.8% from Rs 256.92 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 82.95 crore as against Rs 89.42 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 50.06 crore, up by 10.3% from Rs 45.38 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 28.20 crore, up by 78.5% from Rs 15.80 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 109.91 crore, up by 46.3% from Rs 75.13 crore.
  • Other Income at Rs 17.44 crore as against Rs 47.13 crore.
  • PBT at Rs 108.01 crore, up by 10.9% from Rs 97.43 crore.
  • PAT at Rs 78.22 crore as against Rs 78.17 crore.
  • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 3.59, up by 19.3% from Rs 3.01.

FY24 Financial Highlights:

Consolidated:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 1,933.91 crore, up by 4.2% from Rs 1,856.17 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 1,367.94 crore, up by 6% from Rs 1,290.40 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 359.01 crore as against Rs 373.22 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 206.96 crore, up by 7.5% from Rs 192.56 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 111.07 crore, up by 29.7% from Rs 85.66 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 367.95 crore, up by 12.6% from Rs 326.88 crore.

Standalone:

  • Operating Revenues at Rs 1,640.67 crore, up by 2.9% from Rs 1,593.90 crore.
  • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 1,088.73 crore, up by 4.5% from Rs 1,042.14 crore.
  • Circulation Revenues at Rs 347.24 crore as against Rs 361.30 crore.
  • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 204.70 crore, up by 7.5% from Rs 190.47 crore.
  • Digital Revenue at Rs 84.50 crore, up by 29.2% from Rs 65.42 crore.
  • Operating Profit at Rs 329.93 crore, up by 9.4% from Rs 301.49 crore.

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Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q2FY24 & H1FY24 results:

  • Consolidated Q2FY24 vs Q2FY23:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 458.73 crore, up by 1% from Rs 454.16 crore.
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 318.61 crore, slightly up from Rs 317.69 crore.
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 89.72 crore as against Rs 92.62 crore.
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 50.40 crore, up by 14.9% from Rs 43.86 crore.
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 27.57 crore, up by 32.7% from Rs 20.77 crore.
    • Operating Profit at Rs 71.93 crore as against Rs 86 crore.
    • PBT at Rs 56.46 crore as against Rs 67.40 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 41.52 crore as against Rs 50.62 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 1.95 as against Rs 1.96.
  • Consolidated H1FY24 vs H1FY23:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 913.31 crore, slightly up from Rs 908.63 crore.
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 627.98 crore, slightly up from Rs 622.61 crore.
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 184.85 crore as against Rs 186.04 crore.
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 100.47 crore, slightly up from Rs 99.98 crore.
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 48 crore, up by 15.5% from Rs 41.55 crore.
    • Operating Profit at Rs 141.35 crore as against Rs 163.14 crore.
    • PBT at Rs 113.22 crore as against Rs 121.58 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 85.41 crore as against Rs 91.12 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 4.00, up by 13.3% from Rs 3.53.

Commenting on the performance of the Company, Mahendra Mohan Gupta, Chairman, JPL said, “The economy of India has been resilient amid volatile and unpredictable geopolitical climate. It continued to record growth more than the inflation. However, the discretionary consumption by the populace of low and middle-income levels continued to remain subdued. High inflation in edibles leaves very little in their pocket for spending on items that are not necessary for survival. This environment is not supportive of industries like newspapers which thrive when discretionary spending is robust. Volumes apart, passing on inflation to consumers continues to remain difficult as any attempt to increase price drops volumes disproportionately and quickly.

In this background and in the light of the company’s strategy to hold price points to the extent possible, the company’s overall performance has to be viewed.

The company had some growth in revenues during the current quarter as well as a half year as compared to the same period of the previous year supported by growth of the Radio business, Digital business, and exceptional performance of NaiDunia which had specific advantage due to location. However, profits were adversely impacted due to increased expenses on account of strengthening the operations of digital business, higher promotional and some non-recurring expenses, and also on account of the impact of inflation. Further, as stated earlier, I expect further improvement in revenues particularly in H2 benefitting from lower inflation and increased government spending and even more improved profits due to increased revenues coupled with newsprint cost savings due to moderation in prices which is not yet fully reflected in operating results.”

 

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Publishing company Jagran Prakashan announced Q1FY24 results:

  • Consolidated Q1FY24:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 454.58 crore, slightly up Rs 454.47 crore.
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 309.37 crore, up by 1.5% from Rs 304.92 crore.
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 95.13 crore, up by 1.8% from Rs 93.42 crore.
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 50.07 crore as against Rs 56.13 crore.
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 20.43 crore as against Rs 20.78 crore.
    • Operating Profit at Rs 69.42 crore as against Rs 77.15 crore.
    • PBT at Rs 56.76 crore, up by 4.8% from Rs 54.18 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 43.89 crore, up by 8.4% from Rs 40.50 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.05, up by 30.3% from Rs 1.57.
  • Standalone Q1FY24:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 385.56 crore as against Rs 393.66 crore.
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 243.83 crore as against Rs Rs 247.65 crore.
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 92.22 crore, up by 1.9% from Rs 90.54 crore.
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 49.51 crore as against Rs 55.47 crore.
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 14.43 crore as against Rs 16.78 crore.
    • Operating Profit at Rs 62.11 crore as against Rs 72.84 crore.
    • PBT at Rs 60.55 crore, up by 0.1% from Rs 60.07 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 47.48 crore, up by 5.4% from Rs 45.07 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 2.18 up by 27.5% from Rs 1.71.

Commenting on the performance of the Company, Mahendra Mohan Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director, JPL said,

“The Indian economy continues to do well on the strength of government capex, unlike past decade in which growth was driven by consumption. Unfortunately, exports, start-ups, and manufacturing remain under pressure partly due to the global slowdown and partly due to lower discretionary consumption by mass domestically. Exceptionally high inflation in some of the food items has hurt this class, leaving very little in their pocket for spending on items that are not necessary for survival. This environment is not conducive to high or double-digit growth for the industries like media and entertainment. Volumes apart, passing on inflation to consumers continues to remain difficult as any attempt to increase price drops volumes disproportionately and quickly.

In this background and in light of the company’s strategy to hold price points to the extent possible and not in comparison with the competitors who have had certain specific advantages due to location, the company’s overall performance has to be viewed.

The company maintained the same revenues and profits as it reported in Q1FY23. Going forward, however, I expect improved revenues particularly in H2 benefitting from lower inflation and increased government spending and even more improved profits due to increased revenues coupled with newsprint cost savings due to moderation in prices which is not yet fully reflected in operating results.

Outdoor and Event businesses maintained robust performance over the last some quarters and have been contributing to the overall profit of the company. There was some fall in revenue during the quarter in comparison to Q1FY23 due to a shift in strategy to focus on more stable and profitable revenue streams which would continue. These businesses maintained profits of the last year despite a fall in revenue in Q1FY24.

The digital business had nearly the same revenue as in Q1FY23 partly because of unfavorable market conditions and partly because of the inability to monetize the consumer base to the expected level. However, operational metrics remain strong and I hope that the team will work towards generating revenues commensurate with the user base and the costs most of which are fixed in nature.

The radio business recorded strong growth in revenue as well as profit during the quarter. However, they are still behind pre-pandemic revenues by 30 - 35%. Further, its increasing dependence on revenue streams other than pure play radio is reducing the operating leverage. These areas are being closely monitored for taking appropriate action wherever required.”

 

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Publishing company Jagran Prakash announced Q4FY23 & FY23 results:

  • Consolidated Q4FY23 vs Q4FY22:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 459.38 crore, up by 8.2% from Rs 424.59 crore
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 321.30 crore, up by 7.8% from Rs 298.10 crore
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 92.38 crore, up by 2.9% from Rs 89.76 crore
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 45.71 crore, up by 24.4% from Rs 36.73 crore
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 21.78 crore, up by 20.4% from Rs 18.09 crore
    • Operating Profit at Rs 81.76 crore as against Rs 84.54 crore
    • PBT at Rs 25.20 crore as against Rs 63.56 crore
    • PAT at Rs 23.28 crore as against Rs 52.73 crore
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 0.94 as against Rs 2.06
  • Consolidated FY23 vs FY22:
    • Operating Revenues at Rs 1,856.17 crore, up by 14.9% from Rs 1,615.95 crore
    • Advertisement Revenues at Rs 1290.40 crore, up by 13.3% from Rs 1138.95 crore
    • Circulation Revenues at Rs 373.22 crore, up by 6.1% from Rs 351.64 crore
    • Other Operating Revenues at Rs 192.56 crore, up by 53.1% from Rs 125.76 crore
    • Digital Revenue at Rs 85.66 crore, up by 16.1% from Rs 73.77 crore
    • Operating Profit at Rs 326.88 crore as against Rs 359.63 crore
    • PBT at Rs 253.19 crore as against Rs 282.21 crore
    • PAT at Rs 196.79 crore, up by 13.6% from Rs 216.88 crore
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 7.61 as against Rs 8.41

Commenting on the performance of the Company, Mahendra Mohan Gupta, Chairman, and Managing Director, JPL said, “The financial year began with worsening geo-political conditions causing uncertainties and disruption in the supply chain but India successfully managed to contain its impact on economy by controlling inflation and ensuring supplies to its citizens with minimum disruption. Media and Entertainment Industry thrives on discretionary spending and suffers when there are challenges like high inflation, lack of jobs, and uncertain outlook. These adversities weaken the demand in general which has a direct correlation with the industry’s performance.

The Company performed satisfactorily reporting growth twice of estimated growth in the economy during the year. As the numbers show, all the businesses recorded significant growth in revenues. Outdoor and Event & Activation businesses deserve special mention as the delivery in terms of growth in revenues and profit exceeded those reported in the pre-pandemic financial year. I am glad to report that they are constantly increasing their share in the total pie and creating value for the stakeholders which is not yet captured in the market capitalisation of the Company. Both these businesses are self-dependent for funds required for meeting increased working capital requirements due to increased scale of operations and also inorganic growth and I hope and trust that they would continue to do so unless there is an opportunity for larger investments."

 

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Publishing firm Jagran Prakashan announced Q3FY23 results:

  •  Standalone Q3FY23:
    • Operating revenues at Rs 416.87 crore as against Rs Rs 445.16 crore.
    • Advertisement revenues at Rs 279 crore against Rs 317.67 crore.
    • Circulation revenues at Rs 91.69 crore, up by 5.6% from Rs 86.80 crore.
    • Other operating revenues at Rs 46.19 crore, up by 13.5% from Rs 40.69 crore.
    • Digital revenue at Rs 16.91 crore against Rs 19.78 crore. 
    • Operating Profit at Rs 71.42 crore against Rs 150.28 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 50.01 crore as against Rs 106.48 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 1.90 as against Rs 4.03.
  • Standalone 9MFY23:
    • Operating revenues at Rs 1,202.18 crore, up by 16.2% from Rs 1,034.86 crore.
    • Advertisement revenues at Rs 785.22 crore, up by 13% from Rs 695.11 crore.
    • Circulation revenues at Rs 271.88 crore, up by 7.3% from Rs 253.39 crore.
    • Other operating revenues at Rs 145.09 crore, up by 68% from Rs 86.36 crore.
    • Digital revenue at Rs 49.62 crore, up by 8.1% from Rs 45.89 crore. 
    • Operating profit at Rs 226.36 crore as against Rs 272.06 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 150.51 crore as against 187.94 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 5.71 as against Rs 7.10.
  • Consolidated Q3FY23:
    • Operating revenues at Rs 488.16 crore against Rs 518.51 crore.
    • Advertisement revenues at Rs 346.50 crore against Rs 387.08 crore.
    • Circulation revenues at Rs 94.80 crore, up by 5.7% from Rs 89.68 crore.
    • Other operating revenues at Rs 46.86 crore, up by 12.2% from Rs 41.75 crore.
    • Digital revenue at Rs 22.33 crore against Rs 24.09 crore. 
    • Operating profit at Rs 81.98 crore against Rs 167.94 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 83.39 crore as against Rs 110.31 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 3.12 as against Rs 4.13.
  • Consolidated 9MFY23:
    • Operating revenues at Rs 1,396.79 crore, up by 17.2% from Rs 1,191.36 crore.
    • Advertisement revenues at Rs 969.11 crore, up by 15.3% from Rs 840.45 crore.
    • Circulation revenues at Rs 280.84 crore, up by 7.2% from Rs 261.88 crore.
    • Other operating revenues at Rs 146.85 crore, up by 64.9% from Rs 89.03 crore.
    • Digital revenue at Rs 63.88 crore, up by 14.7% from Rs 55.68 crore.
    • Operating profit at Rs 245.12 crore as against Rs 275.09 crore.
    • PAT at Rs 173.51 crore, up by 5.7% from Rs 164.14 crore.
    • EPS (non-annualized) of Rs 6.65 up by 4.7% from Rs 6.35.

Commenting on the performance of the Company, Mr. Mahendra Mohan Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director, JPL said, “Geo-political conflicts and deteriorating global economic environment are not sparing even Indian economy which is facing challenges like high inflation and lack of jobs, weakening consumer demand in general. Media and Entertainment Industry thrives on discretionary spending and suffers when there is uncertainty about jobs and income growth.

The industry has staged a strong comeback post-pandemic and registered robust growth in previous as well as current fiscal but certain key segments of the industry are still far behind pre-corona times. On the one hand, inflation is increasing the cost and on the other hand, weak consumer demand is limiting the industry’s capacity to increase the sale price of its products and services.In this background, I am satisfied with the performance of the company.

Exceptional high cost of newsprint and delay in recovery of advertisement revenue to pre-pandemic level owing to uncertainties and challenges faced by the economy have caused muted growth in profits but I am happy to see double-digit growth in revenues in nine months of the current year on the back of brand strength, strong market position and efforts of the teams. The good news is newsprint prices have started moderating and I hope that this trend will continue till these get normalized.

I am also glad that Digital, Outdoor, and Event businesses continue to report more than pre-pandemic revenues. Outdoor and Event businesses performed incredibly and made a significant contribution to overall revenue as well as profit. I get the sense that both these businesses are now stabilized and on track of increasing their share of the total pie.

Our focus on digital continues. We are committed to scaling it up prudently and credibly to reap the benefit of rapid digitalisation. New offerings, quality video content and collaboration with international operators to add to our Group’s capabilities are part of our digital strategy for future growth.

Radio registered double-digit growth in revenue and profit during the quarter on QoQ as well as in nine months as compared to the same period of the previous year. Integration of Digital and Radio and innovative solution-based offerings will continue to be the tools to drive growth.

Midday which suffered most during an extended pandemic in Mumbai seems to be on a recovery path. It posted double-digit growth in revenue on QoQ as well as YoY basis while reporting operating profit after a few quarters.

I would also like to report that the focused efforts taken to unlock the value of surplus assets and spare the capital wherever possible since outbreak of the pandemic has started showing results and the company has succeeded in liquidating a couple of high-value surplus assets.

On the strength of augmented liquidity which has helped in overcoming successfully the unique challenges posed by the pandemic, the company is in process of completing its biggest buyback offer.

I close this note reiterating that we remain committed to doing our best in the interest of all the stakeholders and reward them as always and expect your support in our endeavors as hitherto."

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