TV Vision Ltd

A sharp decline has pushed TV Vision Ltd to a fresh 52-week low of Rs 4.8 on 12 Jun 2026, marking a significant 60.7% drop from its peak of Rs 12.2 within the past year. This downturn comes amid persistent financial headwinds and a challenging market environment for the micro-cap media player.

TV Vision Ltd’s stock price has declined to a fresh 52-week low of ₹4.83 on 8 June 2026, marking a significant downturn for the micro-cap media and entertainment company. This new low comes amid a series of deteriorating financial metrics and persistent challenges reflected in the company’s recent quarterly results and market performance.

TV Vision Ltd., the Mumbai-based broadcaster and content producer, reported catastrophic fourth-quarter results for FY26, with revenues plummeting 98.35% year-on-year to just ₹0.15 crores whilst net losses ballooned to ₹13.29 crores—the worst quarterly performance in recent history. The micro-cap media company, valued at merely ₹20.00 crores, continues its downward spiral as operational metrics deteriorate across all parameters, raising serious questions about business viability.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, surged to hit its upper circuit price limit on 18 Mar 2026, reflecting robust buying interest despite its recent weak fundamentals and a strong sell mojo grade. The stock closed at ₹5.44, marking a 4.21% gain on the day, significantly outperforming its sector and the broader Sensex.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, faced intense selling pressure on 16 Mar 2026, hitting its lower circuit limit and registering its maximum daily loss. The stock’s sharp decline reflects mounting investor concerns amid deteriorating technical and fundamental indicators, signalling a challenging outlook for the company.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, witnessed intense selling pressure on 9 March 2026, hitting its lower circuit limit with a maximum daily loss of 4.96%. The stock closed at ₹5.37, down ₹0.28 from the previous close, reflecting panic selling and a significant unfilled supply in the market.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, witnessed intense selling pressure on 24 Feb 2026, hitting its lower circuit limit and closing at ₹5.99. The stock’s maximum daily loss of 1.16% reflects mounting investor concerns amid deteriorating technical and fundamental indicators.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, witnessed a sharp decline on 9 Feb 2026 as it hit its lower circuit limit, closing at ₹6.00 with a maximum daily loss of 4.83%. The stock faced intense selling pressure, marked by panic selling and unfilled supply, signalling deep investor concerns amid a broader sector rally.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, witnessed intense selling pressure on 6 Feb 2026, triggering the stock to hit its lower circuit limit. The stock closed at ₹6.50, marking a maximum daily loss and reflecting panic selling amid unfilled supply, signalling heightened investor caution in a challenging market environment.

TV Vision Ltd, a player in the Media & Entertainment sector, has reported a mixed set of quarterly results for December 2025, reflecting a modest improvement in its financial trend despite ongoing challenges in revenue and profitability. The company’s financial trend score has improved from very negative to negative, signalling some stabilisation but continued headwinds in core business metrics.

TV Vision Ltd., a Sri Adhikari Brothers enterprise engaged in television broadcasting and content production, reported catastrophic Q2 FY26 results that underscore the company's deepening financial distress. The company posted a net loss of ₹9.99 crores for the quarter ended September 2025, representing a staggering 89.56% deterioration year-on-year and a 92.49% sequential worsening from Q1 FY26's loss of ₹5.19 crores. With a market capitalisation of just ₹26.00 crores and the stock trading at ₹6.75, investors are witnessing what appears to be a terminal decline in a once-promising media venture.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, surged to hit its upper circuit limit on 4 Feb 2026, propelled by robust buying interest and a maximum daily gain of 4.86%. This sharp price movement outpaced both its sector and benchmark indices, reflecting heightened investor enthusiasm despite a backdrop of falling delivery volumes and regulatory trading restrictions.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, surged to hit its upper circuit price limit on 3 Feb 2026, reflecting robust buying interest and a notable reversal after a prolonged decline. The stock closed at ₹6.38, marking a maximum daily gain of 4.93%, significantly outperforming its sector and the broader Sensex.

TV Vision Ltd, a micro-cap player in the Media & Entertainment sector, witnessed intense selling pressure on 1 Feb 2026, culminating in the stock hitting its lower circuit limit. The share price plunged sharply amid panic selling, reflecting deep investor concerns and unfilled supply, as the stock closed at ₹6.45, down 3.28% on the day.