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Indian broadcaster Zee’s profit falls as FIFA-related costs weigh

Maya Patel
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Maya Patel has spent the last six years covering the arts scene in Fargo after earning her degree in Arts Management from North Dakota State University. She has a strong background with local art galleries and theaters, bringing a vibrant perspective to her reporting.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 8:53 PM · 1 min read
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Indian broadcaster Zee’s profit falls as FIFA-related costs weigh — Fargo Technology news

Oct 30 (Reuters) India’s Zee Entertainment Enterprises reported a 38% drop in quarterly profit on Friday, as costs ​related to the FIFA World Cup ‌broadcast and other initiatives offset gains from subscription growth. Here are some details: • The broadcaster s consolidated profit fell to 478 million rupees ($5 million) for ‌the ​July-September period, from 765 ⁠million rupees a year ⁠earlier • Higher advertising and promotion spending would likely pressure Zee s core profit margins, Elara Capital analysts said in a pre-earnings ​note • Zee said its programming and advertising expenses grew on account of ⁠FIFA, expanded content offerings ⁠and investments in other initiatives • ​Overall expenses rose 16%, pushing down core profit ​margins to 3.2% from 7.4% last ‌year • Subscription revenue rose 30%, helped by FIFA and a strong content pipeline driving subscriber growth • Zee’s traditional television business ⁠has come under pressure over the years as advertisers have been shifting spen

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