YRF FY 2024-25 Results: Rs. 415.06 Cr Revenue, Rs. 67.61 Cr Profit; Net Margin Soars from 6.25% to 16.29% as Profits Surpass FY24

Ziya Khan December 22, 2025Last Updated: December 22, 2025

Yash Raj Films (YRF) delivered a profit-focused year in FY 2024-25, posting revenue of Rs. 415.06 crore alongside a strong net profit of Rs. 67.61 crore, resulting in an impressive net margin of 16.29%. For a privately held studio in the entertainment sector, this level of profitability on a moderate revenue base highlights a strategic shift towards leaner slates, disciplined cost management, and more effective monetization of content and library assets.

This marks a significant turnaround from FY 2023-24, when YRF reported a much higher revenue of Rs. 1,020.73 crore but a slightly lower net profit of Rs. 63.8 crore, yielding a net margin of just 6.25%. While topline declined nearly 59% year-on-year, net profit increased by around 6%, more than doubling the margin. FY 2023-24’s results were bolstered by big releases like Tiger 3 and legacy monetization but came with heavier costs and participation expenses. FY 2024-25, by contrast, was characterized by a lighter slate yet higher returns per rupee, prioritizing stability and sharper profitability over scale.

Over the past twelve financial years (FY 2013-14 to FY 2024-25), YRF’s revenue has fluctuated dramatically—from under Rs. 250 crore during the Covid-impacted year to over Rs. 1,500 crore during the Pathaan boom—reflecting the classic boom-and-bust cycle of a hit-driven studio. Despite these swings, the studio’s top line has grown at a compounded annual rate of roughly 7–8%, driven by peaks and troughs rather than steady growth. Average annual revenue and profit over this period stand at about Rs. 635 crore and Rs. 55 crore, with an average net margin just below 9%.Together, these results reaffirm YRF’s identity as a hit-driven powerhouse but one now cushioned by a stronger financial foundation.

FY 2024-25 demonstrates that even with a mid-sized revenue base, disciplined cost control, smarter monetization strategies, and strong franchise IPs like the Spy Universe can drive near-peak margins. The key challenge—and opportunity—going forward will be to combine FY25-style profitability with the scale of FY23 revenue when upcoming films like Mardaani 3 and Alpha release. If successful, Yash Raj Films’ financial trajectory over the next decade could prove as compelling as its biggest cinematic hits.