Entertainment Network India Q1 FY27: Estimates for 2026

Stock snapshot and why investors are watching ENIL

Entertainment Network India Ltd. (ENIL) is in focus ahead of the July-August 2026 results season for the quarter ending June 2026. The stock is shown trading around the ₹106 level in one snapshot, while another data point lists a current share price of ₹107.45. A separate quote also shows ₹107.55 on BSE at 04:01 PM, and another market screen shows ₹109.00 with a gain of 1.09%. These price points are from different screens and timestamps, but they frame the same theme: investors are positioning ahead of the next earnings print. ENIL is listed on NSE under ENIL and on BSE under 532700, with the sector tagged as TV Broadcasting and Software Production. The company is also referenced with a market capitalisation of about ₹512.7 crore, while another snapshot places it near ₹531 crore or ₹553 crore.

What the Q1 FY27 preview is projecting

The provided preview sets out a Q1 FY27 estimated revenue range of ₹105-121 crore. It also carries a net profit (PAT) estimate range of minus ₹3 crore to minus ₹4 crore. The results date is described as “July-August 2026 (indicative)”, aligned to the broader NSE and BSE reporting season for the June quarter. The same preview mentions a 12-month target range of ₹91-104 (Uniresearch estimate). The P/E multiple is described as “Not meaningful” in one section, while another line elsewhere states the stock trades at a P/E of 283.8, showing that valuation references vary across the supplied data. What is consistent is that the estimates are anchored on historical quarterly performance.

The base quarter used for the estimate framework

The preview explicitly states it uses a Q1 FY26 base of ₹125 crore revenue and minus ₹5 crore net profit. It then applies a trailing-growth framework using the “most recent year-on-year growth signal from Q4 FY26.” Ahead of Q1 FY27, the most recent reported quarter is described as Q4 FY26, showing revenue of ₹153 crore and net profit of ₹8 crore. In the quarterly table that follows, the quarter ending Mar 2026 shows net sales of ₹139.28 crore and profit after tax of ₹9.29 crore. Another results table lists total revenue of ₹142.13 crore for Mar 26 and diluted normalized EPS of ₹1.95. These differences are typical of separate “net sales” versus “total revenue” presentations in market data feeds, and the direction of travel is clearer than any single label.

Quarterly performance: Mar 2025 to Mar 2026

ENIL’s quarterly data (all figures in ₹ crore) shows a volatile run across FY26. Net sales moved from ₹153.72 crore (Mar 2025) to ₹112.96 crore (Jun 2025), ₹135.42 crore (Sep 2025), ₹159.82 crore (Dec 2025), and ₹139.28 crore (Mar 2026). Operating profit in the same series ranged from ₹28.41 crore (Mar 2025) to ₹6.19 crore (Jun 2025), ₹10.28 crore (Sep 2025), ₹13.74 crore (Dec 2025), and ₹10.03 crore (Mar 2026). The period also shows exceptional items of minus ₹8.1 crore in Dec 2025 and minus ₹1.6 crore in Mar 2026. Profit before tax was negative in multiple quarters, but profit after tax returned to a positive ₹9.29 crore in Mar 2026. Adjusted EPS was ₹1.95 in Mar 2026, compared with negative values in Jun, Sep and Dec 2025.

Full-year revenue trend in recent years (normalised to ₹ crore)

The income statement table provided lists “total revenue” for FY22 to FY26. Normalised to ₹ crore, the series is: FY22 ₹321.53 crore, FY23 ₹515.00 crore, FY24 ₹540.61 crore, FY25 ₹546.59 crore, and FY26 ₹565.17 crore. This provides context for the Q1 FY27 revenue estimate range of ₹105-121 crore, which sits within the quarterly scale implied by FY26. Separately, a “revenue (ttm)” figure is shown as ₹5.65 billion, which equals about ₹565 crore and broadly aligns with FY26’s total revenue figure in the same dataset. These numbers indicate that ENIL’s topline has recovered from FY22 levels and then moved in a narrower band across FY24 to FY26.

Profitability signals: reported margins and net income snapshots

Profitability indicators in the supplied data are mixed and depend on the measurement window. One line states ENIL reported a full-year net income of minus ₹76.62 million, which equals about minus ₹7.66 crore. Another line notes the latest quarter net profit of ₹82.48 million, or about ₹8.25 crore, consistent with the Mar 2026 quarter profit shown in other tables. A net profit margin of 5.80% is also cited “based on the most recent financial statements.” At the same time, the rolling twelve-month (TTM) net margin is listed as minus 1.36%, and profit margin is also shown as minus 1.36% in another market snapshot. The difference highlights how quarterly swings and one-off items can change trailing metrics even when a single quarter turns profitable.

Balance sheet and cash flow datapoints available

The dataset includes a debt-to-equity ratio of 22.5% (mrq) and return on equity (ttm) of minus 0.96%. Total cash (mrq) is shown as ₹2.77 billion, which is about ₹277 crore. Levered free cash flow (ttm) is listed as ₹290.81 million, around ₹29.08 crore. A consolidated cash flow table (₹ crore) shows net cash flow from operating activities of ₹22.26 crore in Mar 25, versus ₹144.06 crore in Mar 24. Investing cash flow is negative across the period shown, including minus ₹31.07 crore in Mar 25, while financing cash flows are also negative at minus ₹40.61 crore in Mar 25. Cash and cash equivalents end of year are shown at ₹12.49 crore for Mar 25.

Digital and Gaana: the operating levers highlighted

The supplied notes flag digital as a key growth driver, with 84% year-on-year revenue growth in FY26. Digital is also said to contribute 48% to radio revenues in FY26, underlining its rising share in the revenue mix. Another datapoint states total Gaana revenue grew from ₹61 crore to ₹112 crore. The same notes add that the company aims for Gaana to break even in FY27, indicating a profitability focus within the digital portfolio. These datapoints matter for ENIL because quarterly profitability has been uneven, and digital scale can influence operating leverage. However, the material does not provide a full segment P&L, so the impact is best read as directional rather than a quantified driver of consolidated earnings.

Dividend and key market identifiers

The stock’s forward dividend and yield is listed as ₹2.00 (1.82%), and the ex-dividend date is shown as Sep 4, 2025. Another line states the company declared a dividend of ₹2.00 on 04 Sep, 2025. Market identifiers include NSE: ENIL and BSE: 532700. Market capitalisation is shown at multiple points as approximately ₹512.2 crore, ₹512.7 crore, ₹531 crore and ₹553 crore, reflecting different price snapshots. One separate card also shows “Market Cap ₹738 Cr.” alongside “Current Price ₹155,” indicating a different point in time from the ₹106-₹109 trading references.

Key numbers table (all amounts in ₹ crore)

Market impact and what to track into July-August 2026

Near-term attention is on whether ENIL can sustain the return to quarterly profitability seen in Mar 2026 amid revenue volatility seen across FY26 quarters. The preview’s Q1 FY27 revenue estimate range of ₹105-121 crore implies a softer quarter versus the ₹125 crore base cited for Q1 FY26. The estimated PAT range of minus ₹3 to minus ₹4 crore also points to continued earnings sensitivity. Investors will also track how digital momentum, including the FY26 digital revenue growth rate of 84% and Gaana’s revenue expansion from ₹61 crore to ₹112 crore, translates into consolidated performance. On the balance sheet side, the listed 22.5% debt-to-equity and cash position of about ₹277 crore provide additional context for liquidity and financial flexibility. The company’s next updates are expected during the July-August 2026 window indicated for Q1 FY27 results.