Business Segments:
a) Ad-Tech & Digital Marketing (core earnings engine):^[1]
The company offers digital marketing solutions across video, banners, email, search, social, mobile, display, CTV, etc to businesses, agencies and online publishers globally.
In FY26, consolidated revenue from operations grew 34.6% YoY to Rs.6,928.06 Cr and PAT
grew 35.5% YoY to Rs.962.33 Cr; Q4 FY26 revenue was Rs.1,596.64 Cr and PAT were Rs.207.83 Cr.^[2] OMS remained active across programmatic, video, CTV, mobile, in-app, gaming advertising and publisher monetization, and continued rollout of 100% Fill Technology with server-side architecture, OpenRTB and Amazon TAM integrations. ^[3][4]
b) Software Development (9% in H1 FY25 vs 7% in FY22):^[5][6]
The company is a global IT implementation
and outsourcing services provider. It specializes in digital media advertising and advanced technologies like AI, ML and IoT, using DSPs, SSPs, ad networks, DMPs and other monetization tools.
c) Brightcom Defence and Next-Gen Tech:^[7]
In FY26, Brightcom introduced a four-division structure comprising AdTech, Services, Brightcom Defence, and NextGen Businesses. The company announced the incorporation of Brightcom Defence Private Ltd, along with the rollout of a digital platform and the expansion of technical teams. It also reported progress on UAV intelligence systems, real-time threat analytics, autonomous decision-support technologies, defence simulations, and the introduction of MaestroOS to select partners.
Additionally, Brightcom is advancing initiatives such as CQT Weapon Systems and Project DYNAMO. These represent new strategic growth opportunities, while AdTech continues to serve as the company’s primary earnings driver.^[8]