Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd, (NSE: SHEMAROO), the Indian media and entertainment company, closed at ₹97.70, down approximately 0.68% at the most recent market close. The stock has been trading lower in recent sessions, reflecting continued earnings releases and market activity.
The company’s shares have declined from recent highs in the past 12 months with a 52-week range of roughly ₹88.80 to ₹161.00, indicating a broad trading range over the period.
Market Capitalization
At the latest close, Shemaroo Entertainment’s market capitalization stands at about ₹2,667 million (₹267 crore).
Latest Quarterly Results
For the third quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025 (Q3 FY26), Shemaroo Entertainment reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹161 crore. This represents a 3.2% year-over-year increase compared to ₹156 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. The company reported a consolidated net loss of ₹55 crore for the quarter versus a net loss of ₹30 crore in Q3 FY25.
Segment highlights
Digital Media: This segment remains a primary contributor to the top line though it faces ongoing shifts in advertising spends and platform competition.
Traditional Media: Revenue in this segment, comprising broadcast and syndication, saw continued pressure from the transition toward digital consumption. The company noted that results were impacted by a ₹228 crore expenditure during the period, up from ₹174 crore a year earlier.
Q3/9M-FY26 Operational Highlights
During the nine-month period ended Dec. 31, 2025, Shemaroo Entertainment underwent several verifiable developments:
Strategic Partnerships: The company entered into a partnership with Reel World Entertainment in Jan. 2026 to expand its content distribution network.
Marketing Initiatives: In Dec. 2025, the company launched the “Kindness Badhaye Goodness” campaign, utilizing AI-driven creativity for visual narratives.
Inventory Adjustment: The company completed an inventory write-off totaling ₹138 crore over the trailing 12-month period to align its balance sheet with current market valuations of its content library.
ShemarooMe & Broadcasting Initiatives
The company’s over-the-top (OTT) platform, ShemarooMe, continued its content refresh with the streaming release of Chaniya Toli in Jan. 2026. This was the second highest grossing Gujarati film of 2025. Other recent additions to the platform’s library include titles such as Montu Ni Bittu, Affraa Taffri, and Vitthala.
Guidance & Outlook
Management has not issued specific numerical guidance for the remainder of the fiscal year. In regulatory filings and investor communications, the company indicated it is focusing on navigating challenges in traditional media while scaling its digital and OTT presence. Key factors to watch include the stabilization of operating margins and the impact of the recent content inventory restructuring on future profitability.