HT Media Limited has announced the approval by its Board of Directors to issue 3,87,87,137 warrants on a preferential basis, with each warrant convertible into one fully paid-up equity share of face value INR 2. The issuance, priced at INR 24.57 per warrant, aims to raise an aggregate cash consideration of approximately INR 95.30 Crores. The company has also scheduled an extra-ordinary general meeting for August 7, 2026, to seek shareholder approval for this proposal.

This preferential allotment involves six entities, including The Hindustan Times Ltd. and several other investors, with varying tenures for conversion into equity shares. The funds raised through this exercise are intended to bolster the company’s capital structure and support its strategic initiatives. The issue price was determined in accordance with the regulatory framework set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

HT Media Limited is a prominent Indian media company primarily engaged in the publication of newspapers and magazines, including the flagship Hindustan Times. The company also has a significant presence in radio broadcasting through its subsidiary, Fever FM, and operates various digital platforms. Throughout 2025, the company focused on optimizing its operational efficiencies and navigating the evolving digital media landscape.

While the current notice focuses on the capital raising exercise rather than a quarterly earnings release, the company remains committed to enhancing shareholder value. In the broader context of its 2025 performance, the company has worked to mitigate challenges in the print advertising segment by diversifying its revenue streams. Investors continue to monitor the company’s ability to manage its debt profile and improve operational margins amidst competitive market conditions.

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