ShareChat Parent Revenue Rises About 40% to Rs 1,016 Crore

ShareChat parent Mohalla Tech grew its operating revenue by about 40% to Rs 1,016 crore in FY26, the year ended March 2026, up from Rs 723 crore in FY25. Over the same year, its loss before tax widened to about Rs 1,978 crore.

The company's management said the bigger loss came mainly from non-cash accounting items: costs linked to its convertible debt instruments, foreign exchange losses and employee stock options (ESOPs). On an EBITDA basis, Mohalla Tech said its loss narrowed by 58% to Rs 91 crore in FY26.

ShareChat parent's FY26 at a glance

Microdramas gave ShareChat a third revenue stream

Mohalla Tech runs the regional-language social platform ShareChat, the short-video app Moj and the microdrama app QuickTV. Its revenue comes from three main lines: livestreaming, advertising and subscriptions.

Subscription revenue, led by QuickTV, added about Rs 293 crore in its first full year. The company said its advertising revenue grew 40% year on year in the second quarter of FY27.

Mohalla Tech's EBITDA loss shrank even as its loss before tax grew

Mohalla Tech said its EBITDA loss shrank to Rs 91 crore, and that it recorded its first EBITDA-positive quarter in the first quarter of FY27.

Mohalla Tech's recent numbers

Ankush Sachdeva on ShareChat's path to profitability

"After a few years of strategic discipline, we have turned the corner in our path to profitability. A year ago, we had achieved the mission of building a sustainable core business and were shifting gears to accelerate growth. Now, we are EBITDA positive, generating cash, and funding the next phase of growth entirely from our own cash flows,"

What Mohalla Tech said about FY27

Mohalla Tech said its annualised revenue run rate crossed Rs 1,500 crore by the end of the first half of FY27. The company said it expects FY27 to be its first full year of profit at the EBITDA level, with EBITDA of nearly Rs 25 crore.

Where ShareChat stands after FY26

Mohalla Tech crossed Rs 1,000 crore in operating revenue in FY26, with subscriptions led by QuickTV adding about Rs 293 crore. Its loss before tax widened to about Rs 1,978 crore, which management linked to ESOP, foreign exchange and debt-related costs, while its EBITDA loss fell to Rs 91 crore. The company said it is aiming for EBITDA of nearly Rs 25 crore in FY27.

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