New Delhi, October 17, 2025 — Indian social media platform ShareChat has significantly reduced its losses by 72% year-on-year, bringing them down to ₹219 crore in FY25 from ₹790 crore in FY24, marking one of its strongest financial recoveries to date.
The company, which also operates the short-video app Moj, attributed this improvement to higher ad revenues, cost-cutting measures, and strategic investments in AI-based content recommendation systems.
Summary Table
| Particulars | FY24 | FY25 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Revenue | ₹420 crore | ₹750 crore | ↑ 79% |
| Net Loss | ₹790 crore | ₹219 crore | ↓ 72% |
| EBITDA Margin | -115% | -28% | Improved |
| Employees | ~2,200 | ~1,900 | ↓ 14% |
| Major Growth Driver | Advertising & AI | Advertising, Monetisation Tools | — |
What Drove the Turnaround?
ShareChat’s recovery is driven by its growing advertising base, regional content focus, and improved operational efficiency. The company’s AI recommendation engine has helped boost engagement and retention, especially in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
CEO Ankush Sachdeva said the focus remains on “sustainable growth and profitability through smarter monetisation tools for creators and brands.”
Ad Growth and Moj’s Role
Its video platform Moj contributed a significant share of total ad revenue, supported by partnerships with consumer brands and agencies. The company’s efforts to bring vernacular creators to the forefront helped it expand in local language markets.
Looking Ahead
With improving ad revenues and reduced cash burn, ShareChat is expected to reach profitability within the next two years. The company also plans to expand AI-powered video tools and strengthen brand collaborations in 2026.
