Esports powerhouse NODWIN Gaming clocked Rs 658 crore consolidated revenue in FY26-25% organic growth-flipping to Rs 21 crore EBITDA profit from FY25’s Rs 14 crore loss.

Restructuring shone: deconsolidating lossy Freaks4U, plus live events, content, and IP surges. Core verticals-Live (tournaments, festivals, activations) and Content (broadcasts, digital, scripted)-drove momentum.

Highlights: NH7 Weekender’s Pune relaunch as “Festival of India”; Comic Con India to 11 cities (Kochi, Guwahati, Gurugram, Jaipur, Chennai, Pune). Global pushes: Swahili Esports Champions Uganda, Live Matters Hong Kong. NODWIN leads India for Esports Nations Cup 2026.

Partnerships: MLMS with MOBA Legends, OMEN at CES 2026, PUBG Mobile Club Open Eastern Europe; StarLadder’s Counter-Strike Major in Budapest.

IPO prep: New board additions—Manish Agarwal, Arnd Benninghoff, Sidharth Kedia-for governance and capital. Investor talks ongoing; AI tools rolled out in finance, HR, sales.

Co-Founder/MD Akshat Rathee said: “This has been an important milestone year for NODWIN. As we prepare for scaling up globally and our potential IPO, we have focused on building a stronger and more efficient business. We continue to scale our presence across youth culture and live entertainment across our Content and Live business lines that span gaming, esports, music and future tech. We continue to believe the opportunity ahead lies in building a global youth entertainment company rooted in the global south and emerging markets, strong community engagement, diversified monetisation, and scalable cultural IPs.”