New Delhi: Brightcom Group Ltd on Friday sought to reassure investors about its business position, saying that its core fundamentals remain intact and that FY2025–26 has begun with improving operational momentum and tighter financial discipline.
In a regulatory update filed under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, the company said it is witnessing better operating metrics across its digital advertising businesses in North America, APAC and Europe, supported by sharper management focus and enhanced controls.
The company reported 6–8% growth in key segments such as video, connected TV (CTV) and programmatic advertising, indicating resilience in its core digital platforms. Management said early FY26 performance is tracking in line with, and could potentially exceed, FY23 — the highest revenue year in the company’s history — reinforcing confidence in the sustainability of the business.
Brightcom Group also highlighted improvements in receivables and collections, driven by stricter credit evaluation and monitoring, which have translated into stronger cash inflows and healthier working capital cycles. Centralisation of subsidiary funds has further improved liquidity visibility and capital allocation efficiency across the group, it said.
On governance, the board said it is in advanced stages of appointing a full-time chief financial officer to strengthen financial controls, audit processes and regulatory compliance, with the appointment expected within 30 days, subject to approvals.
The company added that its defence vertical remains at an early stage, with focus on capability building and regulatory alignment, while its collaboration with Dailymotion is progressing positively, showing early advertiser and publisher engagement. Brightcom Group also said its team will participate in CES 2026 in Las Vegas to deepen global industry engagement.
To improve transparency, Brightcom Group said it will begin issuing structured monthly updates to shareholders, outlining key actions, progress on priorities and material developments, urging stakeholders to rely on official disclosures amid what it termed speculative narratives in informal forums.