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HT Media Q2 net slips to Rs 16.3 cr

Our Bureau

New Delhi, Oct. 21

Profits for the second quarter for HT Media, publishers of Hindustan Times and business daily Mint, were down by almost half to Rs 16.3 crore. Higher newsprint prices had affected margins, the company said.

The net profits reported for the corresponding quarter in the previous year were at nearly Rs 32 crore. EBIDTA margins were down from 20 per cent to 13 per cent this quarter. The company blamed the 24 per cent increase in newsprint prices over last year’s prices. The higher costs were partially offset by a raising of advertising rates during the quarter.

Net sales for the quarter ending September 30 grew 18 per cent to Rs 334 crore from Rs 283 crore reported during the corresponding quarter the previous year.

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