SHEMAROONSE7 June 2023

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited

June 07, 2023

The Secretary, National Stock Exchange of India Limited Exchange Plaza, Bandra-Kurla Complex Bandra (E), Mumbai-400 051. NSE Symbol: SHEMAROO

The Secretary, BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001. Scrip Code : 538685

Dear Sir/Madam,

Re: SHEMAROO ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED - ISIN: INE363M01019

Sub: Investor Presentation

Please find enclosed herewith Investor Presentation of Shemaroo Entertainment Limited for your information and records.

The same is also disseminated on the website of the Company i.e. www.shemarooent.com

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully, For Shemaroo Entertainment Limited

…………………………. Hetal Vichhi Company Secretary & Compliance Officer ICSI Membership No. A42806

SHEMAROO ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED Shemaroo House, Plot No. 18, Marol Co - Op. Industrial Estate, Off Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai - 400 059. Tel.: +91 - 22 4031 9911 | Fax: +91 - 22 2851 9770 | Email: shemaroo@shemaroo.com shemarooent.com | CIN: L67190MH2005PLC158288

Shemaroo Entertainment Limited

INVESTOR PRESENTATION – JUNE 2023

Evolution of Shemaroo

TV Syndication Telco

YouTube

DTH

Pre-1995 The Genesis

B2C

1995 -2018 Adding Value to Platforms

B2B

2018onwards Re-connecting with the Consumers

B2C

Book Circulating Library

Home Video Distribution

Brand Refresh

ShemarooMe

Broadcasting

2

Building stronger consumer businesses

Shemaroo (Pre 2018)

Shemaroo Today (FY23)

B2B DIGITAL SYNDICATION

B2B2C YOUTUBE

B2B2C DTH

DIGITAL

20%

TRADITIONAL

80%

DIGITAL

40%

TRADITIONAL

60%

B2B DIGITAL SYNDICATION

B2B2C YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK

B2C SHEMAROOME

ME

B2C

BROADCASTING

B2B2C DTH

B2B TV SYNDICATION IN-FLIGHT

B2B

TV SYNDICATION IN-FLIGHT

3

Large presence in the digital AVOD space through YouTube and Facebook

1

BOLLYWOOD MOVIES

• Shemaroo • Shemaroo Movies • Shemaroo Comedy

2

BOLLYWOOD MUSIC

• Shemaroo Filmi Gaane • Shemaroo Musical Maestros

3

REGIONAL

4

DEVOTIONAL

5

OTHERS

• Shemaroo Gujarati • Shemaroo MarathiBana • Shemaroo Punjabi

• Shemaroo Bhakti • Shemaroo Bhakti Darshan

• Shemaroo Kids • Shemaroo TV

B2B2C

50+

CHANNELS

Diversified Presence

>100

MILLION

200+

MILLION

21st

MOST SUBSCRIBED

Views per day garnered

Cumulative Subscriber Base

Channel in the world ‘Shemaroo Filmi Gaane’

4

ShemarooMe is the leading OTT for Gujarati entertainment

Launched ShemarooMe's Gujarati proposition in 2021,

positioning it as a premier Gujarati-focused OTT service

CONTENT: • Has an exciting mix of webseries, nataks and movies

including direct-to-OTT releases

• Offers one new fresh content piece every week

• Has more than 5 million downloads on Google Play

Store

ADDRESSABLE MARKET:

• 13-15 million Gujarati-speaking* internet households

App Available on:

*Gujarat, Mumbai, Rest of India and Rest of World

TV

B2C

5

Growing presence in TV broadcasting with a portfolio of four channels

B2C

Shemaroo TV is a Hindi GEC channel that

Shemaroo Umang, a Hindi GEC channel, offers a

Shemaroo MarathiBana is the first

Chumbak TV is a Hindi entertainment channel

offers a broad spectrum of shows of

line up of light-hearted stories targeting the

regional channel under the Shemaroo

that offers animations shows and comedy

multiple genres

masses, specifically women

umbrella

content targeting the young Indians

Hindi GEC Genre

Marathi Genre

Addressable advertising market for Hindi general entertainment channels (GEC) genre is INR 7,000-7,500 crore

Addressable advertising market for Marathi genre is INR 1,200-1,500 crore

Within three years of launch, our GECs have increased their viewership share from 2% to over 9% in the Hindi GEC genre*

Our Marathi channel has achieved a viewership share of ~4% in the Marathi genre*

*As on Mar 2023 Source: Pitch Madison Advertising Report 2023

6

Built a portfolio of diverse original TV Shows

B2C

7

Content syndicated across most global media platforms

TELEVISION SYNDICATION

DIGITAL

SYNDICATION

B2B

8

Taken great strides across multiple fronts on the path set out in 2018

1

2

3

4

DIGITAL BUSINESS RAMP-UP Contribution of digital revenue to our topline increased from 27% in FY18 to 40% in FY23

BUILD TOWARDS A B2C COMPANY

Launched two B2C businesses – television channels and an OTT app

DERISKED BUSINESS MODEL Significantly increased predictable revenue streams

PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT

Built a strong leadership team of professionals from the industry

9

Strategy

WAY FORWARD

10

All the building blocks are in place

Long-term Shareholder Value Creation

Strong Cash Flows and Predictable Financials

PILLARS

Digital

Traditional

Technology and Data

Content IP

Relationships and Partnerships

Brand

Professional Management

Consumer First

Scalable Opportunities

Share of the Ad Market

Content Synergy

Macro Tailwinds

Large and Growing Market

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

PRINCIPLES

>INR 2.1 trillion CAGR (P) >10.5%*

*Source: FICCI- EY

11

Media spends tend to mirror GDP growth / degrowth

GDP Growth vs. M&E Sector Growth

25.00%

20.00%

15.00%

10.00%

5.00%

0.00%

-5.00%

-10.00%

-15.00%

-20.00%

-25.00%

Source: RBI, FICCI

Growth in media spends far exceeded the growth in GDP

During periods of recession, media spends witness a considerable drop compared to the drop in GDP

GDP Growth Rate

M&E Sector Growth

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

12

MACRO TAILWINDS: Growing middle-class will boost both advertising as well as subscription spends

HOUSEHOLDS>

High >$40,000

Upper Mid <$8,500-40,000

Low Mid $4,000-8,500

Low <$4,000

219M

1M (1%)

16M (7%)

51M (23%)

151 (69)

2005

293M

8M (3%)

61M (21%)

97M (33%)

127M (43%)

2018

386M

29M (7%)

168M (44%)

132M (34%)

57M (15%)

2030F

Income per HH inreal terms at 2017-18prices

Source: WorldEconomic Forum

13

LARGE AND GROWING MARKET: Laid the foundation to capitalize on the growth in both television and digital media

CY 2022

CY 2025E

DIGITAL

Subscription

7,200

Advertising

31,900

Subscription

9,500-12,500

CAGR (2022-25): 10-20%

Advertising

48,900

CAGR (2022-25): 15%

Subscription

39,200

Advertising

31,800

Subscription

42,500

CAGR (2022-25): 3%

Advertising

37,100

CAGR (2022-25): 5%

More than 3/4ths of the advertising market in 2025

14

TELEVISION

in INR Crs

Source: FICCI-EY, BCG

LARGE AND GROWING MARKET: Digital media will continue to grow on the back of a strong foundation of digital infrastructure and adoption

Affordable smartphones and cheap data prices ….

Smartphone Users and Penetration

57%

346

2018

61%

62%

439

2019

493

2020

66%

550

2021

72%

600

2022

Total Smartphone Users

Smartphone Penetration*

*Smartphone users as a % of total internet population

Average price of 1GB (USD)

12.55

7.37

5.62

4.29

0.04

Israel

0.17

India

0.41

0.57

China

Australia

UAE

United Switzerland South Korea States

….have lead to an explosion in internet usage and given a boost to digital video consumption

Broadband Users and Penetration 54%

48%

56%

59%

38%

27%

18%

236

2016

363

2017

519

2018

662

2019

747

2020

792

2021

832

2022

80%

60%

40%

20%

0%

10%

137

2015

Total Internet Population (in Mn)

Internet Penetration

Source: TRAI, Newzoo's Global Mobile Market Report, App Annie, Cable.co.uk

Digital Video: Hours of Consumption per Day

3.7

4.9

2019

2022

15

LARGE AND GROWING MARKET: Despite being the largest and most mature segment in M&E, television still has headroom for growth

Headroom for Growth

Price Arbitrage vs. Digital

Consumption Remains Strong

TV Dark Houses

Pay TV ARPU p.m.

Digital ARPU p.m.

~Hours of Consumption Per Day

300 Mn

210 Mn

90 Mn

USA

UK

$40-80

$25-40

$8-12

$6-12

Africa

$15-20

$5-8

Middle East

$15-20

$5-12

India

$2-5

$3-8

3.46 hrs

3.48 hrs

2018

2021

Rise in rural and middle class income, benefits of village electrification and drop in TV prices to drive further TV adoption

Source: FICCI-EY, BCG-CII Big Picture Summit, December 2021

TV continues to be THE MOST ECONOMICAL source of entertainment with viewers being spoilt for CHOICE at a low price point

While Covid-19 led to a surge in consumption across digital screens and platforms, the TV consumption remained strong

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: Leveraging the strengths built over the years

PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT Leadership with strong pedigree in the industry

CONTENT IP Large content library across languages and genres

BRAND Built over 60 years

PARTNERSHIPS Built equity with key stakeholders across the value chain

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

18

TECHNOLOGY AND DATA: Investing in strengthening digital capabilities

Digital Transformation at Enterprise Level

Data Analytics

Early Adopters in New-Age Tech

18

DIGITAL: We have a clear three-pronged strategy for growing our digital businesses

Grow SMe with a focus on regional and targeted segments

Scale-up advertising led digital businesses

Syndicate content across mainstream digital platforms

Leading the channels of future

* Projected industry growth

19

TRADITIONAL: While broadcasting will be the growth driver, syndication will drive cash flows

Build a network of channels

Build strong brand equity and consumer connect

Target channel opportunities in the Free and Pay ecosystem

Use our broadcasting channels as a gateway to a stronger and more scalable digital future

ROI focused approach to grow our broadcasting business

BROADCASTING Growth Driver

Aim to reach >15% of viewership share in the Hindi GEC genre by 2026

TV industry growth of 4-5% p.a.*

SYNDICATION Steady Cash Flow

Fortify partnerships in the TV broadcasting industry

Leverage vast and varied library

Focus on generating IRR on the portfolio

* Projected growth

20

STRONG CASH FLOWS AND PREDICTABLE FINANCIALS

Shift in mix towards B2C has led to more predictable revenues

More than 80% of the investment in new initiatives FY2021 onwards has been funded through internal accruals

Operating Revenue (in INR Mn)

EBITDA (in INR Mn)

6,000

5,678

5,131

5,566

3,814

3,111

5,000

4,000

3,000

2,000

1,000

575

+

673

+

540

=

1,031

1013

Investment in New Initiatives INR 1,788 Mn

701

126

358

473

Funded through Debt = INR 342 Mn

Funded through Internal Accruals= INR 1,446 Mn

1,200

1,000

800

600

400

200

FY2019

FY2020

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

EBITDAw/oNew Initiatives

ReportedEBITDA

21

LEVERS FOR LONG-TERM VALUE CREATION

Synergy Capture

Strong Foundation of People and Processes

Scale-up of B2C Initiatives

TV = Scale Digital = Growth

Macro and Economic Tailwinds

TOMORROW

TODAY

23

THANK YOU

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