Operating margin to expand to 25%
Management expects consolidated operating EBITDA margin to improve from current 22% to 25% as HITS platform benefits materialize and synergies from ACT acquisition flow through.
GTPL Hathway · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Management expects consolidated operating EBITDA margin to improve from current 22% to 25% as HITS platform benefits materialize and synergies from ACT acquisition flow through.
Full-year capital expenditure guidance set at INR 400 crore, allocated equally (50:50) between broadband expansion and digital TV/HITS infrastructure.
Full HITS platform benefits expected to materialize by end Q3/start Q4 FY27; approximately 40-50% of benefits will be realized in current fiscal year with 100% from FY28.
Management targeting 20-21% subscriber extraction rate from existing 5.95 million home passes versus current ~17%, indicating focus on utilization before expanding footprint.
Management reiterated the full-year capex range, with INR 153 crore spent in H1 (90 crore in CATV, 63 crore in broadband).
The company plans to launch its HITS (Headend in the Sky) platform in the third quarter, which will enable pan-India reach and cost savings.
Management expects subscription revenue to recover in Q3 and Q4, driven by cricket events and seasonal improvement, with churn returning to 8-11%.
Management expects to return to historical revenue CAGR of 11-12% driven by GTPL Infinity and subscriber growth.
Management targets EBITDA CAGR of 13-14% as cost benefits from satellite platform materialize.
Management expects full conversion and benefits from the satellite platform to be visible within one year, by end of 2026.
Management guided total capex for FY26 at ₹270 crore, lower than initial plan, with no incremental capex needed for satellite platform.