ShareChat income rises 33% to Rs 718 Crore in FY24, cuts losses by 67%

ShareChat, a social media firm, reported a 33% Y-o-Y progress in income, reaching Rs. 718 cr, up from Rs. 540 cr in FY23. ShareChat additionally made important strides in decreasing losses as adjusted EBITDA losses fell by 67% from Rs 2,400 cr in FY 23 to Rs 793 cr in FY 24.

ShareChat’s promoting income registered a progress of 23% Y-o-Y, reaching Rs 315 cr. The corporate credit its success to diversifying its shopper base throughout sectors, specializing in FMCG and mid-market advertisers. The livestreaming phase grew 41% year-on-year to Rs. 402 crore in FY 2024, pushed by a rise in paying customers on ShareChat and Moj platforms.

As of October 2024, ShareChat app is absolutely worthwhile at over 15% EBITDA margin. The Moj app has achieved operational profitability (successfully protecting all prices besides worker salaries) and is predicted to be absolutely worthwhile by finish of FY25. The profitability milestone has been made attainable by a twin engine of income progress and value optimisation, particularly, the price of server infrastructure the place ShareChat has managed to optimise server value per person by 50% for the reason that starting of 2024. 

Promoting income per person grew 25% YoY, with a ten share level margin enchancment within the livestreaming enterprise. Improved feed rating boosted long-term person retention by 10 share factors for ShareChat and Moj, decreasing person acquisition prices to close zero.

Commenting on the financials, Ankush Sachdeva, CEO and co-founder, ShareChat & Moj stated, “Over the previous few years we’ve got been profitable in chopping our prices considerably and ramping up our income. This, coupled with our strategic funding in product improvement and state-of-the-art suggestion engine, have charted our path to profitability, with the ShareChat app attaining EBITDA profitability. We’re assured that we’ll attain this milestone at an organization degree within the coming months.”

ShareChat is anticipating EBITDA losses for FY25 to be almost one third of FY24 and the consolidated enterprise to begin producing optimistic money stream by early FY26.


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