Social media giant ShareChat is gearing up for a potential $400 million IPO next year, marking a significant turnaround after a period of cost-cutting. The company has achieved operational profitability, driven by the booming micro-drama segment on platforms like Moj and QuickTV. With annual revenues exceeding 10 billion rupees and a strong user base, ShareChat is leveraging AI to enhance content and reduce production costs, aiming for substantial margin expansion.
Annual revenue at ShareChat, which counts LightSpeed and Tiger Global among its backers, has already crossed 10 billion rupees and is running at an annualized pace of as much as 14 billion rupees, with growth exceeding 30%.
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Social media giant ShareChat is gearing up for a potential $400 million IPO next year, marking a significant turnaround after a period of cost-cutting. The company has achieved operational profitability, driven by the booming micro-drama segment on platforms like Moj and QuickTV. With annual revenues exceeding 10 billion rupees and a strong user base, ShareChat is leveraging AI to enhance content and reduce production costs, aiming for substantial margin expansion.
