In a significant turnaround from previous years, Indian social media unicorn ShareChat has reported a 72% decline in its adjusted EBITDA loss for FY25, signaling a major step toward profitability. Backed by investors such as Google, Temasek, and Tiger Global, the homegrown short-video and social networking platform has not only managed to trim its losses but has also placed a bold bet on a new content format it calls “Microdrama” — a series of short, story-driven videos aimed at deepening user engagement and diversifying monetization.
Financial Performance Shows Signs of Maturity
According to company filings reviewed by industry analysts, ShareChat’s adjusted EBITDA loss fell sharply from
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