According to the corporation, the first half of FY26 was one of the most exceptional times in recent memory as the high momentum from Q1 continued into Q2.
On October 17, the multiplex chain PVR INOX announced that its consolidated net profit for the quarter that ended on September 30, 2025, was Rs 105.7 crore. In the same time last year, it posted a combined net loss of Rs 10.9 crore.
Comparing Q2FY26 to Q2FY25, the company’s consolidated revenue increased 12.3% to Rs 1,823 crore from Rs 1,622.1 crore.
On October 17, at 2:14 PM, PVR INOX shares were down 1.38% at Rs 1,083.5 each.
In Q2FY26, how did PVR INOX make a profit?
According to a press statement from the firm, the first half of FY26 was one of the most exceptional times in recent memory since the high momentum from Q1 continued into Q2.
In H1, a consistent and varied slate of films in a variety of languages and budgets, rather than a few megablockbusters, drove a 15% year-over-year increase at the Indian box office.
Twelve films made over ₹Rs 100 crore in Q2 alone, bringing the H1 total to 22, the most since COVID.
Which movies were successful at the box office?
This year, there was a change in Hindi film. Strong material and a regular release schedule have maintained audience interest. The firm said that star-led films like War 2 and Jolly LLB 3 have also produced impressive results, while blockbusters like “Saiyaara”, which brought in 400 crore, and Mahavatar Narsimha, which brought in over 300 crore, demonstrate how high-quality material drive demand.
This harmony between content-driven hits and blockbuster star-led productions bolsters the industry’s long-term development prospects and portends a more structural, durable rebound.