PVR Inox recorded an increase in revenue from the operation of Rs 1,469.1 crore from the operation of 23.4% year-to-year for the June 2025 quarter, while revenue of Rs 1,190.7 crore in the year-old quarter.
PVR Inox said that the back-to-back was extended by a slate of business successes in the June 2025 quarter. The company said, “Back-to-back hits and a stable Hindi release slate have produced a strong pace for Bollywood in Q1,” the company said, “the company had a low-dependence-based healthy performance on more than Rs 100 crore films and big ticket blockbusters.”
PVR Inox reported 38% yoy bounce in its Bollywood box office collections, headed with RAID 2, Sitaare Zameen Par, Kesari Chapter 2, Housefull 5, and JAAT with titles like JAAT – each crossed Rs 100 crore in the collection, of which three rupees were Rs 200 crore. The company said, “FY’26 has launched on a high note, has been charged with Hindi and Hollywood films.”
Hollywood also gave strong results, with 72% yoy jump in the collection, mission impossible, final destination bloodlines, Balarina and F1. Premium formats such as IMAX and 4DX contributed significantly, with an increase of 20% yoy to entry.
Patron footfall for the quarter was 34 million, 12% yo. The average ticket price (ATP) rose by 8% to Rs 254, while food and drink (F&B) per head reached Rs 148 from 10% Yoy. Advertisement Revenue touched Rs 109.60 crore, marking the first quarter advertising income since the epidemic, 17% increase from the period of 30 June 2025. PVR Inox operated 353 theaters with 1,745 screens in 111 cities. The company announced a plan to open a 90–100 new screen during FY26.NET during the FY26.NET at Rs 891.5 crore at the end of the quarter, since the completion of the PVR-Inox merger.
Looking further, the company said that July started the second quarter at a strong rung, given the highest monthly entry in the last 18 months.
The company said, “The remaining part of FY’26 is expected to benefit from a well -released calendar in languages,” the company said.
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