NDTV Profit has ushered in the new year with a renewed editorial vision, refreshed visual identity and sharper programming, marking a new phase for the business news channel amid growing volatility in global and domestic markets.

From January 5, 2026, the channel has begun a process of reinvention aimed at offering deeper context, stronger analysis and more meaningful business conversations for investors and professionals.

According to an NDTV Profit press release, the revamp reflects a shift in how business journalism is evolving. The focus is no longer limited to reporting developments as they occur, but on interpreting market shifts in real time, providing clarity and helping viewers navigate increasingly complex economic conditions. The channel said this renewed approach is designed to match the pace and unpredictability of today’s business environment.

Explaining the thinking behind the transformation, Rahul Kanwal, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of NDTV, said business news must earn credibility every day, particularly in unforgiving market conditions. He said NDTV Profit is sharpening its market-hour conversations with greater pace, stronger analytics and a clearer editorial intent, with relevance and trust at the core of the journey.

As part of this phase, NDTV Profit has strengthened its market coverage with greater urgency and depth, aligning content to the needs of investors, professionals and enterprise leaders. Its long-standing market-opening franchise has also been reinforced. From January 5, India Market Open features an expanded panel of market voices, with Parag Thakkar, Fund Manager at Fort Capital, and Kush Bohra of KushBohra.com joining existing anchors Tamanna Inamdar, Niraj Shah and Alex Matthews. The channel said the wider panel brings sharper perspectives to the morning trade, combining conviction-led views with disciplined technical analysis.

The daytime programming line-up has also been refreshed to track different phases of the trading session. Shows now focus on large corporates, intraday trends, emerging opportunities and small-cap movements, offering viewers structured insights as the market evolves through the day.

Commenting on the refreshed programming mix, Tamanna Inamdar, Managing Editor, NDTV, said the current phase is about sharpening both talent and intent. She noted that the channel is strengthening its core shows, introducing new voices and building formats that reflect how markets function today—fast-moving, information-heavy and constantly changing—with a clear emphasis on clarity and usefulness.

The renewed NDTV Profit also places greater emphasis on analytical depth, with increased use of data-led insights and evolving AI-assisted tools to strengthen market interpretation. The aim, the channel said, is to help investors take more informed and confident decisions in a complex environment.

As markets close, NDTV Profit shifts focus to forward-looking perspectives. At 9 pm, India Business Report, anchored by Vikram Oza, brings together the day’s most consequential developments, placing them in context and examining their implications for the days ahead.

With its refreshed look, sharper editorial voice and deeper analytical focus, NDTV Profit is positioning itself for the next chapter of business journalism—one that seeks to keep pace with a changing India and an increasingly complex global economy.