PVR INOX reported a consolidated net profit of ₹56.5 crore in the June quarter, aided by robust demand for films, higher ticket prices and strong growth in food and beverage sales
PVR INOX reported a strong FY26 recovery led by blockbuster films, rising footfalls and expansion into low-cost cinema formats across smaller cities
PVR Inox reported strong Q4 results led by higher ticket prices, and a strong movie pipeline. Analysts remain bullish on the company's asset-light expansion strategy, and balance sheet strength
Advertising income increased about 15%, supported by improved occupancy and stronger advertiser demand
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'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' is expected to surpass the box office performance of its predecessor, according to PL Capital, as the film gears up for release on Thursday
Cinema exhibitor PVR INOX on Wednesday said its consolidated net profit jumped over two-fold year-on-year to Rs 95.4 crore in the December quarter of FY25. The company reported a net profit of Rs 35.5 crore in the October-December quarter of the previous fiscal year, according to a regulatory filing. PVR INOX revenue from operations was up 9.46 per cent to Rs 1,879.8 crore in the December quarter. It was at Rs 1,717.3 crore in the corresponding period. Total expenses were at Rs 1,755.6 crore in the December quarter, up 2.5 per cent year-on-year. During the reporting quarter, PVR INOX revenue from its movie exhibition segment was up 10.8 per cent to Rs 1,815.3 crore. Revenue from 'movie production and distribution' stood at Rs 117.8 crore, down 19.53 per cent annually. Total income, which includes other income, was at Rs 1,919.6 crore, up 9.12 per cent. During the quarter, PVR INOX added 20 screens and exited 3 underperforming screens. During nine months of this fiscal, PVR Inox
PVR INOX's Q3 profit jumped 1.6-fold on merger synergies and cost control, with strong film releases bringing audiences back to cinemas