Google India profit remains almost flat at ₹1,437 crore, revenue dips 3.2% to ₹5,340 crore in FY25
The Hindu
Google India reports flat profit of ₹1,437 crore in FY25, with a 3.2% revenue decline to ₹5,340 crore.
Google India has posted a flat profit of ₹1,436.9 crore on standalone basis in the financial year 2025 due to decline in revenue and increase in employee and tax expenses, according to a regulatory document shared by market intelligence firm Tofler.
The company had posted a total profit after tax of around ₹1,425 crore a year ago.
The revenue from operations of Google India declined by 3.2% to ₹5,340 crore during the reported fiscal from ₹5,518 crore in FY24.
Total revenue of Google India, however, increased by 3.2% to ₹6,116 crore from ₹5,921 crore on YoY basis, an account of "other income" of around ₹776 crore.
Email query sent to Google India elicited no immediate response.
According to the analysis done by Tofler, net margin of Google India also declined 23.49% on year-over-year (YoY) basis from 24.06%.
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