New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) is gearing up for its next big leap. On September 2, 2025, the company’s Board of Directors approved raising to ₹400 crore through a Rights Issue for eligible shareholders.
The fresh capital will give NDTV more financial muscle to pursue its growth plans. The funds are expected to go into multiple areas, from widening its distribution in India and overseas, to building its brand, creating new intellectual properties, cutting down debt, and supporting other general corporate needs.
NDTV, which has built a strong reputation for delivering news in both English and Hindi, is now placing a bigger bet on digital. The network is focusing on branded content, data-driven advertising, and partnerships with global platforms to scale its reach. It is also exploring new areas such as regional language news, global broadcasting through NDTV World, and large-scale live events.
Calling the move a turning point, Rahul Kanwal, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of NDTV, said: “This rights issue is a decisive step in strengthening NDTV and preparing it for its next phase of growth. With the resources we raise, we will expand our reach and deepen our impact while staying true to the kind of journalism we have always stood for: credible, trustworthy, and uncompromising. This investment will also help us explore new areas of growth, with the digital world opening up new possibilities and new audiences for us. Our vision is to build a stronger, future-ready NDTV that reflects the aspirations of a new India.”
NDTV operates as part of AMG Media Networks Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Adani Enterprises. Founded in 1988, NDTV today runs multiple television channels and digital platforms, with a strong presence both in India and abroad.
