HT Media

HT Media generates the majority of its revenue through print and digital advertising, subscription fees, and branded content solutions. Its HT One Audience data platform offers targeted advertising services to marketers. The company also operates events and on-ground platforms that contribute to revenue.

HT Media's primary brands include Hindustan Times (English daily), Mint (business daily), Hindustan (Hindi daily), and Fever 104 FM (radio network). The company also operates lifestyle and entertainment properties like Slurrp (food platform), OTTplay (streaming guide), and HT Brand Studio.

No, HT Media operates across print, digital, radio, and lifestyle & entertainment. Its digital properties include Hindustan Times' website and app, Mint's digital platform, and HT One Audience data platform. Its radio network Fever 104 FM reaches 34 million listeners.

HT Media is a publicly traded company listed on Indian stock exchanges. The founding Shanti family holds controlling interest through cross-holdings. The company is part of the HT Media Group, which also encompasses other media and publishing entities.

HT Media's first-party data platform, HT One Audience, covers over 50 audience cohorts and includes profiles from 20+ trusted platforms and 10 genres. Key cohorts include HT One Elite (18 million), HT One Nivesh (38 million investors), and HT One Ekalavya (20 million students).

HT Media's competitive advantage lies in its integrated print, digital, and radio reach across Indian languages and English. It reaches 200 million+ people monthly, including 56 million print readers and 34 million radio listeners. However, it faces structural headwinds from declining print readership and ad budgets shifting to digital platforms.

HT Media operates CSR programs focused on education, healthcare, and sustainability. Notable initiatives include the HT Pace program supporting journalism education and the 'Be A Road Hero' road safety campaign. The company's newsrooms also fact-check content to maintain credibility.