Matrimony.com, the mother or father firm of Bharat Matrimony, has reported greater fourth-quarter revenue and income development, whilst its full-year earnings declined amid strain on margins and rising prices.

It stated consolidated income for the quarter ended March 2026 rose 7.9% year-on-year to Rs 116.8 crore, whereas revenue after tax elevated 18.9% to Rs 9.7 crore.

Murugavel Janakiraman, chairman and managing director, stated: “We posted double digit billings development of 10.5% y-o-y in our matchmaking business together with double digit PAT development of 18.9% y-o-y in This fall FY26 and anticipate development momentum to additional speed up within the subsequent monetary 12 months.”

The corporate had earlier permitted a share buyback of as much as Rs 58.5 crore, whereas its board additionally really useful a last dividend of Rs 5 per share for FY26.

Matchmaking companies continued to account for practically all the group’s enterprise, with quarterly billing from the section rising 10.5% to Rs 125.4 crore. Income from matchmaking companies elevated 8.4% to Rs 116 crore.

For the complete monetary 12 months, nevertheless, the company reported weaker profitability regardless of modest development in income and billings.

Annual billings rose 8.3% to Rs 485.2 crore, whereas income edged up 0.9% to Rs 460 crore. Internet revenue fell 24.5% to Rs 34.2 crore from Rs 45.3 crore a 12 months earlier, with EBITDA margin narrowing to 11.4% from 13.9%.

Its complete bills elevated in the course of the 12 months, whereas commercial and advertising and marketing bills remained a significant price merchandise for the corporate. Commercial and advertising and marketing bills stood at Rs 44.7 crore within the March quarter, whereas worker profit prices rose 5% to Rs 37.2 crore.

Deferred income, a measure of advance buyer collections, rose practically 40% year-on-year to Rs 101 crore on the finish of FY26, largely pushed by matchmaking subscriptions.

Matrimony.com’s quarterly efficiency improved within the March quarter, with income rising to Rs 116.8 crore from Rs 113.2 crore within the third quarter. EBITDA margin improved to 12.4% in This fall from 11% in Q1.

The corporate reported a decline in paid subscriptions throughout FY26, which fell 3.3% to 0.96 million customers. Nevertheless, common transaction worth rose 11.9% to Rs 5,032, indicating greater spending per buyer.