Media and entertainment platform JioStar on Friday reported a gross revenue of Rs 9,784 crore and a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 419 crore for the March quarter, reflecting steady performance across its digital and television businesses.

According to a PTI report, the company’s annual gross revenue for the financial year 2025–26 stood at Rs 36,248 crore. JioStar, formed as a joint venture following the merger of the media business of Reliance Industries Limited and the India operations of The Walt Disney Company, has been positioning itself as a major player in the country’s evolving media landscape.

The earnings statement, issued by Reliance Industries Limited, highlighted that subscription revenue remained a key growth driver during the year. The company witnessed strong momentum across both digital platforms and traditional television, underlining consistent consumer demand for premium content.

JioStar’s performance comes at a time when the Indian media and entertainment sector is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by the convergence of streaming and broadcast platforms. The company’s dual focus on digital expansion and television reach appears to be supporting its revenue growth trajectory.

With a full year revenue crossing Rs 36,000 crore, JioStar continues to scale its operations post-merger, leveraging content, distribution and technology to strengthen its position in a highly competitive market.