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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
T.V. Today Network Limited, alongside its associated group entities, primarily operates in the realm of television content creation and broadcasting throughout India. Its comprehensive media activities are structured into three main divisions: Television and Other Media Operations, Radio Broadcasting, and Newspaper Publishing. The company's prominent television channels include Aaj Tak, a leading Hindi news broadcaster, and India Today Television, which delivers news in English. Extending its reach beyond television, T.V. Today Network also manages three FM radio stations under the ISHQ 104.8 FM brand, strategically located in key Indian cities: Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. Furthermore, it maintains a publishing arm responsible for producing newspapers in both Hindi and English. Founded in 1999, the company maintains its principal office in Noida, India. T.V. Today Network Limited functions as a subsidiary of Living Media India Limited.
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