UFO Moviez India shares rose 7% after expansion plans of LED cinema screens across SAARC

Synopsis:- A digital cinema solutions provider saw its stock jump after a subsidiary formed a strategic partnership to roll out advanced LED cinema screens across India, the Middle East, and the SAARC regions. Strong Q2 results and an improving revenue mix further boosted sentiment, highlighting renewed operational momentum.

The shares of the digital cinema infrastructure provider gained up to 7 percent in today’s trading session after the company’s Wholly Owned Subsidiary entered into a strategic tie-up to accelerate LED cinema screens across the Middle East, India, and other SAARC countries.

With a market capitalization of Rs 302.02 crore, the shares of UFO Moviez India Ltd were trading at Rs 77.81 apiece, increasing around 4.26 percent as compared to the previous closing price of Rs 74.63 apiece.

Strategic tie-up

The shares of UFO Moviez India have seen bullish movement after Scrabble Entertainment DMCC (Scrabble), a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, and Shenzhen Timewaying Technology Co., Ltd. announced a strategic tie-up aimed at accelerating the adoption of premium LED cinema screens across the Middle East, India and other SAARC countries (Territory).

Under the partnership, Scrabble will exclusively promote, distribute, and deploy HeyLED cinema solutions across the region. The tie-up merges Timewaying’s advanced HDR direct-view LED technology with Scrabble’s deep industry network and operational strength, enabling faster adoption of premium cinema formats and enhancing the overall viewing experience in modern theatres.

Timewaying, a leading innovator in cinema technology, operates China’s largest Freedeo 3D platform and offers HeyLED the world’s most complete DCI-certified LED cinema display with superior HDR performance. Scrabble, established in 2011, is a key digital cinema solutions provider across the Middle East and Africa, serving major Indian and Hollywood studios with advanced deployment and content services.

“LED screens with HDR are going to be the game changer for cinema viewing, and we are expecting significant demand from the top-end cinema exhibitors for the same, said Pruthu Shah, CEO of Scrabble. Scrabble has been at the forefront of bringing newer technologies to its customers, and with this tie-up, Scrabble is once again bringing cutting-edge technology in the Middle East, India and other SAARC regions.” 

Financial highlights & revenue mix

The company delivered a strong financial turnaround in Q2FY26, with revenue rising 15% to  Rs 110.78 crore from  Rs 96.63 crore a year earlier. Notably, net loss of  Rs 0.88 crore in Q2FY25 shifted to a profit of  Rs 7.52 crore, reflecting improved operational efficiency and strengthening business momentum.

In Q2FY26, exhibitor revenue was  Rs 430 million (39%), distributor revenue  Rs 343 million (31%), and advertisement revenue  Rs 335 million (30%). In Q2FY25, exhibitor revenue stood at  Rs 425 million (44%), distributor revenue  Rs 297 million (31%), and advertisement revenue  Rs 245 million (25%).

UFO Moviez India Ltd is a leading digital cinema distribution network, known for delivering content to theatres through satellite-based technology. The company plays a key role in India’s cinema ecosystem by enabling efficient movie delivery, advertising solutions, and theatre upgrades, while continuously expanding its presence across domestic and international markets.

Written by Abhishek Singh

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