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Netflix India Reports Higher Profit and Income for FY26

Published 2026-11-07

Netflix India Reports Higher Profit and Income for FY26 | Integri News

Netflix Entertainment Services India has reported growth in both its profit and its income for the financial year 2025-26, known as FY26. The company's net profit rose by 6 per cent compared with the previous year, reaching Rs 90 crore. Net profit is the money a company keeps after paying all its costs, taxes, and other expenses.

During the same period, the company's total income increased by 17 per cent to Rs 4,477 crore. Total income includes all the money the company earned from its business activities. The gap between the two growth figures means that the company's income grew faster than its profit over the year.

Netflix is one of the largest video streaming services in India, offering films, television shows, and original series to subscribers across the country. Its financial results are closely watched by investors, analysts, and the entertainment industry, as the streaming market in India has grown rapidly in recent years.

The figures show a company that is expanding its revenue while also increasing its profit. For Indian viewers and businesses, the results offer a clear picture of how the streaming service is performing in the Indian market during the last financial year.

Sources: The Economic Times

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