Nazara Technologies

Nazara Tech shares gained 5 per cent despite a ₹29.35 loss in Q2FY26 compared with a net profit of ₹23.83 crore a year earlier

Nazara Technologies posted a Rs 29.35 crore Q2 loss after a Rs 914.7 crore impairment in Moonshine Technologies, even as revenue rose 65% to Rs 526 crore

Nazara Technologies will bring Bodycam to Fortnite as an island using UEFN with tactical gameplay, multiplayer modes and high-fidelity visuals for global audiences

Nazara Technologies is well-positioned to benefit from the rapidly-expanding global and India gaming markets, according to analysts

Nazara Technologies stock crashed 12 per cent after the company suspended its real-money gaming (RMG) offerings, to comply with the new online gaming law in India.

Nazara Tech has no direct exposure to real money gaming but holds a 46.07 per cent stake in Moonshine Technologies, the parent of PokerBaazi

Nazara Technologies Ltd's investment in PokerBaazi stands to be written down or provisioned for now, Chief Executive Officer Nitish Mittersain said on Thursday

However, Nazara Tech clarified that the company has no direct exposure to RMG businesses

Dream11, MPL, Rummy and Poker operators would be the other unlisted companies that will face direct impact from the draft legislation

Nazara Technologies will cease to hold a majority stake in Nodwin Gaming after opting out of the latter's internal fundraise, but remains its largest shareholder

Developed by YesGnome and published by Nazara, Pokerverse VR is a multiplayer poker game built for Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro as Nazara eyes immersive gaming growth

Nazara Technologies share price hits three-year high of ₹1,340, surging 7.5 per cent on the BSE in Friday's intraday trade, hitting its highest level since May 2022

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Nazara Technologies posted ₹4.07 crore Q4 profit with 95% YoY revenue growth, but annual profit declined due to higher expenses and loss from discontinued ops

Nazara acquires UK's Curve Games to expand global publishing and IP portfolio as part of an ongoing M&A strategy across interactive gaming and esports

Nazara Technologies acquires Curve Games in a ₹247 crore deal, aiming to expand into the $100 billion PC-console gaming market and enable global growth from India

Shares of Nazara Technologies hit an over two-year high of ₹ 1,149.85, up 4% in Monday's intra-day trade. The stock surpassed its previous high of ₹ 1,124.15 touched on September 19, 2024 on the BSE.

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Gaming and e-sports platform Nazara Technologies has reported a 53.6 per cent decline to Rs 13.68 crore in consolidated net profit for the October-December quarter of FY25. It had posted a profit of Rs 29.52 crore in the year-ago period, according to a regulatory filing. Revenue from operations for Q3 FY25 was Rs 534.7 crore, a 66.8 per cent climb, from Rs 320.4 crore in Q3 FY24. Sequentially, profit fell 15.7 per cent, while revenue rose 67.6 per cent. Nazara's core gaming segment revenues grew by 53 per cent, driven by acquisitions including Fusebox Games as well as strong performance by existing games such as Animal Jam, a company statement said. "The recent licensing agreements and upcoming integrations of popular entertainment IPs are further set to enhance user growth and engagement going forward. Kiddopia's collaboration with Mattel's Barbie and Moonbug's Little Angel will strengthen engagement among young audiences, while partnerships with well-known franchises including B

With the transaction, the promoter holding of the company will change, with Sacheti and Plutus Wealth Management becoming the main promoters