TIPS Music Ltd (formerly Tips Industries Ltd.), one of India’s leading music labels, concluded FY25 on a strong financial note, reporting a significant surge in both revenue and profitability.

As per the company’s financial statement released yesterday, the firm saw a 29 percent year-on-year growth in revenue from operations, reaching Rs.310.7 crore for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025. Profit After Tax (PAT) also surged 31 percent YoY to Rs.166.6 crore, reflecting the company’s consistent growth trajectory.

The company’s operational EBITDA stood at Rs.206.7 crore, registering a 30 percent YoY growth. In the final quarter of FY25, revenue clocked Rs.78.5 crore, marking a 24 percent increase compared to Q4 FY24. The PAT for the quarter was Rs.30.6 crore, a 19 percent rise year-on-year.

Chairman and Managing Director, Kumar Taurani, expressed his satisfaction with the performance, stating, “I am pleased to report that the company has delivered a strong performance for FY2025. We achieved a revenue ofRs.Rs.311 crore, representing a 29 percent increase y-o-y. Profit After Tax (PAT) stood at Rs.167 crore, reflecting a y-o-y 31percent growth. We distributed Rs.136 crores in FY2025 in form of buyback and dividends. Being able to reward our shareholders in this manner is a matter of immense pride for us.”

TIPS’ YouTube presence continues to be a major pillar of its digital strategy. The subscriber count reached 117.1 million in Q4 FY25, with total views hitting 56.7 billion — a 19 percent increase year-on-year. Executive Director Girish Taurani highlighted the digital momentum, noting, “In Q4 FY25, we released a total of 105 songs, including 37 film songs and 68 non-film songs. Two songs from the film Hari Hara Veera Mallu crossed 50 million views on YouTube. Our catalogue continues to perform well too.”

Interestingly, older content has found new life in the digital world. The 2006 track “Taaron Ko Mohabbat Amber Se” went viral, spawning over 9 million Instagram reels and racking up 2 billion views in Q4 FY25 alone. Similarly, the 1995 song “Badal Gayi Duniya” from Andolan surpassed 100 million views on YouTube during the year.

CEO Hari Nair added, “We are pleased to announce that the growth in our revenue has been across both digital and non-digital segments. In Q4, we extended our partnership with Sony Music Publishing, including YouTube for international publishing rights. Looking ahead, we are committed to sustained growth driven by our catalogue and fresh content from both film and independent music.”

As TIPS gears up for FY2026, it aims to build on its current momentum with a strong slate of releases and greater platform diversification, cementing its role as a powerhouse in India’s booming music and entertainment landscape.