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MUMBAI: Clouds may part for some, but Amagi Media Labs just turned its own silver lining into a proper gold rush. The cloud-native media-tech specialist delivered a blockbuster December quarter, posting a consolidated net profit of Rs 30.94 crore for the three months to 31 December 2025, a massive 292 per cent leap from Rs 7.89 crore a year earlier, according to the results filed on 11 February 2026.
Revenue from operations jumped 22 per cent year-on-year to Rs 403.81 crore (from Rs 330.02 crore), while total expenses rose more modestly to Rs 379.93 crore (up from Rs 335.83 crore). Employee benefits expense, the biggest chunk, climbed to Rs 204.13 crore from Rs 175.72 crore.
The real operating magic showed in adjusted EBITDA, which hit Rs 58 crore, a clear sign that as top-line scale kicked in, margins widened nicely thanks to improved leverage.
For the nine months to December 2025 the picture was even brighter: revenue reached Rs 1,108.64 crore and net profit stood at Rs 37.41 crore, swinging impressively from a Rs 58.11 crore loss in the same period of the previous year.
Amagi Media Labs managing director and CEO Baskar Subramanian called it a “strong quarter” with “meaningful profitability expansion”, pointing out that higher revenue naturally flowed through to better adjusted EBITDA and bottom-line numbers.
Since its 2008 founding, Amagi has built a global footprint helping media and entertainment companies launch, distribute and monetise live and on-demand content across cable, OTT and FAST channels, all without the heavy lifting of traditional broadcast gear.
The commercial momentum, however, has yet to fully translate to the share price. Amagi listed on 21 January 2026 after its IPO priced at Rs 361 per share, but the stock opened weakly at Rs 317 on the BSE, a 12.19 per cent discount to the issue price.
Still, with profitability accelerating and the cloud-streaming world only getting bigger, investors may soon find the debut dip looks more like a launch pad than a landing. In a sector where content is king, Amagi appears to be quietly claiming its throne.
