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Strong performance for Q3 FY 2025-26 - Mukta Arts Limited

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Mukta Arts Limited announced a strong performance for Q3 FY 2025- 26, reflecting sustained momentum across its diversified media, entertainment and education businesses. The Company reported a 39% year-on-year increase in consolidated EBITDA to Rs. 1,552 lacs, supported by robust growth in its film exhibition segment and improved operating efficiencies. Consolidated EBITDA margins expanded from 8% to 12% over the comparable nine-month period, while losses before tax narrowed sharply by 93% quarteron-quarter to Rs. 13.20 lacs. On a standalone basis, Mukta Arts Limited demonstrated significant operating discipline, with EBITDA margins improving to 53% from 48% year-on-year. Total expenses were reduced by 36% over the comparable nine-month period, reflecting focused cost management and streamlined operations.

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Indian Entertainment Stocks Tumble Up to 5% on Trump's 100% Tariff Threat to Foreign Films

Shares of key Indian media and entertainment firms plunged on Tuesday following U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed pledge to impose a 100% tariff on all movies produced outside the United States, reigniting concerns over the global film trade. In a post on Truth Social dated Monday, September 29, Trump decried the U.S. movie industry as "stolen" by foreign competitors, likening it to "stealing ‘candy from a baby’" and vowing to enact the steep levy to protect domestic production. This marks a revival of the tariff idea he first proposed in May 2025, though no implementation timeline has been specified, leaving Hollywood and international filmmakers in limbo. The announcement sent ripples through Indian markets, where Bollywood and regional cinema enjoy robust exports to the U.S., particularly among the diaspora.

X Ltd., India's largest multiplex chain, saw its shares drop nearly 3% to Rs 1,072.1, while visual effects and post-production giant Prime Focus Technologies Ltd. tumbled 5% to Rs 175.95. Other players like Mukta Arts Ltd. also slipped about 2% to Rs 68, reflecting broader sector jitters over potential barriers to U.S. distribution deals. Industry experts warn the policy could disrupt lucrative overseas revenue streams for Indian filmmakers, who rely on multilingual releases in the U.S. for significant box-office hauls. As the White House offers no further details, stakeholders brace for prolonged uncertainty in an already volatile entertainment landscape.

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