Sun TV annual profit falls to ₹1,393.52 cr on one-off charges
Revenue grew 5.76% to ₹4,102.13 cr but PAT declined from ₹1,654.46 cr, hit by mark-to-market provisions and JV impairment.
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- Annual PAT declined to ₹1,393.52 cr from ₹1,654.46 cr in FY25.
- Revenue rose 5.76% to ₹4,102.13 cr for the full year.
- Non-recurring items include mark-to-market provisions on mutual funds and impairment of a JV investment.
Why it matters
The profit drop is entirely due to one-off charges, suggesting the underlying business may be stable. But with no forward guidance, the filing offers little for investors seeking new signals.
What we're watching
- Whether the non-recurring charges reverse in Q1 FY27.
- Any future commentary on ad revenue or OTT growth.
The full read
Sun TV Network's audited annual results show a familiar pattern: top-line growth offset by one-off charges that drag down profit. Full-year revenue rose 5.76% to ₹4,102.13 crore, but PAT fell from ₹1,654.46 crore to ₹1,393.52 crore, hit by mark-to-market provisions on mutual funds and impairment of a joint-venture investment. The fourth quarter alone also saw a year-on-year decline in both revenue and profit. The non-recurring nature of the charges means the underlying business may be stable, but the filing is a purely backward-looking disclosure. No surprises, no guidance, no tradeable news — just a routine annual check-in for a mid-cap media company.