Shripad Ashtekar, Managing Director, Signpost India

Signpost India, a leading digital out-of-home media and public infrastructure enterprises, has reported that its net profit was up over 20 times in the March quarter to ₹21 crore, on the back of strong demand.

Revenue increased to ₹162 crore (₹111 crore). The company has declared a dividend of ₹0.50 per share.

In FY’26, net profit more than doubled to ₹70 crore while revenue jumped 27 per cent to ₹576 crore. EBITDA expanded 61 per cent to ₹152 crore.

By securing long-term media concessions across public transit infrastructure - metro rail, city bus fleets, and urban streetscapes - the company positions advertising within the daily routines of millions of commuters.

Signpost added 67 stations to the Bangalore Metro (BMRCL) network, Kolkata Streetscape Renaissance project, and deployed over 1,000 green fleet buses across Mumbai and Goa. Digital advertising’s share of total revenue grew from 19 per cent to 26 per cent in a single year, reflecting accelerating monetisation of digital inventory across the same physical network.

Signpost India’s footprint now spans 32 active urban centers, following the activation of 9 new cities in FY26. As the company plans to reach 100 cities, the company’s expanding multi-city network is uniquely designed to serve scaling enterprise brands and localized businesses alike - enabling a brand based in Jaipur, for instance, to activate campaigns consistently across dozens of cities through a single partner, it said.

Shripad Ashtekar, Managing Director, Signpost India said by investing systematically into foundational civic infrastructure – such as the Bangalore Metro and modern green bus fleets – the company has built long-term media networks that scale efficiently.

Moving forward, the company remains focused on expanding digital footprint and leveraging data analytics to drive sustainable value for all stakeholders, he added.

Published on May 31, 2026