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- Advertising revenue for English-language dailies from accredited agencies reached 3,590 crore rupees in 2025.
- This segment increased its overall market share to 43.9% amid a fragmenting media environment.
- Total advertising revenue reported by Indian Newspaper Society members was 14,774 crore rupees for the year.
- Industry executives expect continued growth as brands leverage print media to capitalize on strong consumer demand during the festive season.
What to watch next
- Consumer spending trends in the festive season
- Diversification strategies of newspaper publishers beyond print
- Advertising volume shifts in FMCG and financial services sectors
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Sivakumar Sundaram
CEO, The Times of India
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“This festive season looks very promising for marketers and consumers alike. Household consumption is holding up, two-wheelers and consumer durables are growing, and retail credit is expanding. Marketers and brand managers are using that buoyancy and the strength of print to drive sales and lift their categories,”
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…business reported by INS members stood at ₹14,774 crore in 2025, compared with ₹15,316 crore in 2024. The trend comes as newspaper publishers increasingly diversify beyond print to change their revenue mix. " This festive season looks very promising for marketers and consumers alike. Household consumption is holding up, two-wheelers and consumer durables are growing, and retail credit is expanding. Marketers and brand managers are using that buoyancy and the strength of print to drive sales and lift their categories, " said Sivakumar Sundaram, CEO, The Times of India. "We have seen advertising volumes increasing significantly in festive driven sectors like financial services, FMCG, mobiles and retail jewellery. These volumes point…
“We have seen advertising volumes increasing significantly in festive driven sectors like financial services, FMCG, mobiles and retail jewellery. These volumes point to a strong festive season in the coming weeks,”
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…are growing, and retail credit is expanding. Marketers and brand managers are using that buoyancy and the strength of print to drive sales and lift their categories," said Sivakumar Sundaram, CEO, The Times of India. " We have seen advertising volumes increasing significantly in festive driven sectors like financial services, FMCG, mobiles and retail jewellery. These volumes point to a strong festive season in the coming weeks, " he added. (Catch all the Business News, Breaking News and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Subscribe to The Economic Times Prime and read the ET ePaper online. (Catch all the Business News, Breaking News…
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