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Siti Networks Ltd, formerly known as Wire and Wireless (India) Limited (WWIL) and Siti Cable Network, is a multi system operator (MSO) promoted by the Essel Group (now just 6.1% minority stake holder).[1] The company provides digital cable television services in India and is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.[2]

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History

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WWIL was formed as a part of the de-merger of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited – ZEEL, formerly known as Zee Telefilms Limited (ZTL) – the publicly listed flagship company of Zee Group. As per the Scheme of Arrangement approved by the High Court in Mumbai, all the cable TV distribution business within ZEEL and Siti Cable Networks Limited (Siti Cable) was transferred to WWIL as of 31 March 2006. Siti Cable was a 100% subsidiary of Zee Telefilms Limited. The cable operations of Siti Cable were launched in June 1994. SITI Cable was known as Wire and Wireless (India) Limited till 5 September 2012 wherein after it is renamed as SITI Cable Network Limited. In 2016, it was renamed as Siti Networks Limited.[3]

Finance

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In the FY 2023–24, the company reported a revenue from operations of ₹866 crore, while it had revenue from operations of ₹918 crore in FY 2022–23. It reported a loss of ₹204.5 crore in FY24, and it had a loss of ₹314.5 crore in FY23.[4] Siti Networks has been under insolvency proceedings since February 2023, after IndusInd Bank filed a petition over an alleged default of ₹148 crore.[5]

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SITI Networks Limited is an Indian multi-system operator (MSO) specializing in television, , and allied media services, operating as one of the largest providers in the with a network spanning over 33,000 kilometers of and and serving a customer base of over 45 million across approximately 800 locations. Headquartered in , , the company was established in 1994 as a of Zee Telefilms Limited to deliver services, contributing to India's infrastructure as part of the Zee Group. Incorporated formally as Wire and Wireless (India) Limited in 2006 under a restructuring by Limited (ZEEL), it evolved through name changes to SITI Cable Network Limited in 2012 and finally to SITI Networks Limited in 2016, expanding its portfolio to include high-definition (HD) content delivery and fixed-line . As a publicly held entity, SITI Networks focuses on leveraging advanced technology for multi-channel signal distribution, though it has faced financial challenges in recent years, including loan defaults and ongoing proceedings reported in 2025.

Overview

Company profile

Siti Networks Limited is an Indian founded in 1994 as a subsidiary of Zee Telefilms Limited, with its current legal entity incorporated on March 24, 2006, under the (CIN: L64200MH2006PLC160733). Its operational headquarters are at GYS Global, Tower A, 4th Floor, Sector-125, , 201301, , while the registered office is at Unit No. 38, 1st Floor, A Wing, Madhu Industrial Estate, P.B. Marg, , , 400013. The company is listed on the (BSE: 532795) and the (NSE: SITINET). As a leading multi-system operator (MSO) in , Siti Networks specializes in the distribution of television, services, and allied digital offerings such as high-definition (HD) content and value-added services. The company operates an extensive network focused on delivering entertainment and connectivity solutions to urban and semi-urban households. As of June 2025, Siti Networks served approximately 4.5 million active subscribers across multiple states in , contributing to the country's ecosystem. It forms part of the broader portfolio, founded by , but maintains independent operations in the media and telecommunications sectors. Originally launched in June 1994 to support cable operations under Zee Telefilms, the company underwent significant evolution following the 2006 demerger of Zee's cable and direct-to-home businesses, which transferred assets to Wire and () Limited—its initial post- identity—paving the way for its growth as a dedicated digital services provider. Subsequent rebrandings to SITI Cable Network Limited in 2012 and Siti Networks Limited in 2016 reflected its expanding and digital focus.

Ownership and leadership

Siti Networks Limited is a publicly listed company on the (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) of , subject to Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulations for , including requirements for board composition, disclosures, and shareholder rights. Since August 2023, the company has been under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) as per the , with the board's powers suspended and management vested in a Resolution Professional. The Resolution Professional, Rohit Ramesh Mehra, oversees operations and the resolution process, with a (NCLAT) judgment on July 31, 2025, reinstating the CIRP following prior challenges; as of November 2025, ongoing appeals remain pending before the , alongside continued financial losses reported in quarterly results. The promoter group, primarily through Essel Media Ventures Limited (a subsidiary of the ), holds a 6.10% stake as of September 2025, reflecting a minority position without . Essel Media Ventures specifically owns 4.95% of the equity shares. Other major shareholders include HDFC Bank Limited with a 2.43% stake, while foreign institutional investors (FII/FPI) collectively hold 2.05%. The remaining shares are held by domestic institutional investors, mutual funds, and the public, with no single entity exerting dominant control amid the ongoing proceedings. The 's indirect ties, stemming from its historical promotion of the , provide strategic alignment in media and but do not confer operational authority under the current CIRP framework. Under the CIRP, the board of directors' powers are suspended, with nominal members including non-executive non-independent directors Amitabh Kumar (Head of Broadcasting at Zee Network) and Kavita Anand Kapahi (Director at multiple Essel Group entities), alongside independent director Shilpi Asthana. Suresh Arora serves as a nominal Whole-Time Director. Yogesh Sharma holds the positions of Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Suresh Kumar acts as Company Secretary and Compliance Officer, ensuring regulatory adherence. Board changes have been minimal amid the insolvency process, with the suspended composition unchanged as of mid-2025.

History

Founding and early years

Siti Networks traces its origins to June 1994, when it was established in Mumbai as a subsidiary of Zee Telefilms Limited, focusing on building cable television infrastructure to distribute analog TV signals across urban India. As part of the Essel Group's burgeoning media ventures—initiated by Subhash Chandra with the launch of Zee TV in 1992—the company began operations amid India's economic liberalization, which opened doors for private satellite broadcasting and cable distribution following the entry of foreign channels like CNN and Star TV. Initial efforts centered on laying coaxial cable networks to deliver a mix of international and local channels to households, capitalizing on the growing demand for non-state-controlled entertainment in major cities. In its formative years during the mid- to late , Siti Networks expanded by acquiring and affiliating with local cable operators (LCOs), consolidating fragmented franchises to build a national footprint as one of India's pioneering multi-system operators (MSOs). This growth occurred against a backdrop of significant challenges, including widespread piracy that allowed unauthorized redistribution and undermined revenue, as well as regulatory uncertainties in the nascent cable sector. The introduction of the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act in 1995 imposed the first formal oversight, mandating registration of operators and basic tier pricing to curb blackouts and ensure equitable access, though enforcement remained inconsistent in the early years. By the early 2000s, the company's analog-centric model had established it as a key player in urban cable distribution, but persistent issues like and hurdles limited . These foundations within the Essel Group's media ecosystem set the stage for the 2006 from Zee Telefilms, which transferred the cable business to a newly incorporated entity, Wire and Wireless (India) Limited (incorporated on March 24, 2006), effective from the appointed date of March 31, 2006, via a court-approved scheme. This marked the transition from operations to an independent , paving the way for future digital advancements.

Expansion and rebranding

In 2006, Zee Telefilms Limited demerged its cable business undertaking, along with the operations of its Siti Cable Network Limited, into a newly incorporated entity named Wire and Wireless (India) Limited (WWIL), establishing an independent multi-system operator (MSO) focused on distribution. This restructuring allowed WWIL to consolidate and operate the cable assets separately from Zee's broadcasting activities, marking the beginning of scaled MSO operations under the . Following the , the company initiated its digital transition by launching television services under the SITI Digital brand in 2010, aiming to enhance service quality and channel capacity amid India's shift toward digital addressable systems. By 2014, this effort had resulted in a milestone of 4 million digital customers, driven by the implementation of mandatory digitalization in key urban areas and investments in head-end infrastructure. Concurrently, the company expanded its geographic footprint from approximately 60 cities in 2012 to over 130 cities across multiple states by 2015, including regions in , , , and , to capture broader market share in cable distribution. Reflecting its evolving identity tied to the Essel Group's branding, WWIL was renamed Siti Cable Network Limited in September 2012, emphasizing the established in cable services. This was followed by a further to Siti Networks Limited in August 2016, broadening the corporate name to incorporate emerging offerings alongside traditional cable operations. During this period, Siti strengthened its position through strategic partnerships with content providers for multi-channel distribution, including agreements that facilitated the aggregation and delivery of premium television channels across its network.

Recent developments

Following the in 2016, Siti Networks pursued growth in services, leveraging its existing cable infrastructure to expand offerings. By fiscal year 2023, the company achieved its highest-ever subscriber base growth, reaching 285,000 active customers, primarily through deployments in urban and semi-urban areas. The brought temporary operational disruptions to Siti Networks in 2020 and 2021, including challenges from nationwide lockdowns and urban population migrations that affected service installations and collections. However, the heightened demand for digital connectivity during this period enabled the company to adapt by accelerating promotions and remote service support, contributing to resilience in its subscription revenues. In February 2023, Siti Networks entered the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) after the (NCLT) admitted a from over a default of ₹148 on obligations. The proceedings, initiated on February 22, 2023, remain ongoing as of 2025, with the company facing continued lender disputes and orders for refunds, such as the NCLT's directive in October 2024 requiring banks to return ₹148 appropriated during the process. As of 2025, Siti Networks announced its Q1 FY 2025-26 financial results in November 2025, reporting ongoing losses amid the insolvency proceedings, while its share price experienced minor fluctuations, trading around ₹0.44 in early November. The company also disclosed further defaults on term loans exceeding ₹1,200 as of October 2025, with the resolution process continuing under NCLT oversight.

Operations

Core services

Siti Networks primarily offers television services, distributing a wide array of over 200 channels through both digital and legacy analog systems, with an emphasis on high-definition (HD) content and value-added features such as electronic program guides (EPG), , and multilingual support. The digital platform enables superior picture and sound quality via MPEG-4 set-top boxes (STBs), supporting features like favorite channel lists and weather-proof signal transmission. HD services under the SITI brand provide premium viewing with resolution, output, USB recording capabilities, and a unified , encompassing over 50 HD channels for enhanced video and audio experiences. In , Siti Networks delivers high-speed connectivity using networks, with plans reaching up to 100 Mbps to support seamless streaming, gaming, and multi-device usage without dial-up interruptions or dependencies. These services are often bundled with cable TV packages for combined affordability, allowing on compatible televisions through internet-enabled STBs, and include dedicated from trained engineers. Allied services complement the core offerings with local channel production tailored to regional audiences, pay-per-view events for premium content access, and advanced digital STBs such as the SITI PlayTop Android TV box, which integrates over-the-top (OTT) streaming, video on demand (VOD), electronic programming guides, and gaming functionalities. These elements enhance user interactivity, with STBs available in standard definition (SD) and HD variants, often including refundable deposits and installation support. The company's services have evolved significantly since the early , transitioning from predominantly analog distribution to fully digital addressable systems mandated by the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Amendment Act of 2011, enabling encrypted transmission, subscriber-level billing, and expanded feature sets like VOD and . Current subscriber packages are customizable, allowing users to select base packs with core channels and add-ons for HD, premium, or regional content, often bundled with for holistic entertainment solutions. This shift has prioritized digital modes, supported by hybrid fiber-optic infrastructure for reliable delivery.

Infrastructure and technology

Siti Networks operates a (HFC) that integrates backhaul with distribution to deliver and services across . This infrastructure spans more than 33,000 kilometers of combined and cabling, enabling efficient signal transmission from central points to end-users. The company maintains fifteen digital headends for , where incoming television and data signals are received, encoded, and distributed across the network. These headends handle modulation, , and quality control to support multi-channel . In line with India's digital migration mandate, Siti Networks has adopted set-top boxes (STBs) similar to those used in direct-to-home (DTH) services, including the Siti Playtop model launched in 2021 for enhanced interactivity and app integration. systems (CAS) are employed for content encryption and subscriber authorization, ensuring secure delivery of premium channels and preventing unauthorized access. For broadband delivery, Siti Networks utilizes 3.0 standards, in partnership with , to provide speeds of up to 100 Mbps over its existing HFC infrastructure, leveraging fiber optic backhaul for high-capacity upstream and downstream traffic.

Market coverage

SITI Networks operates across more than 16 states and union territories in , spanning over 245 districts and approximately 580 locations, with a primary focus on urban and semi-urban areas. The company maintains a strong presence in northern and eastern regions, including key markets such as , , , , and , where it leverages extensive local networks to deliver services. As of March 31, 2025, SITI Networks serves approximately 4.52 million active subscribers, reflecting its position as one of India's leading multi-system operators (MSOs) in the sector. In the segment, the company reported an active customer base of approximately 110,000 subscribers as of March 2025, with ongoing efforts to expand wired internet services in its core markets amid financial challenges including loan defaults. These figures underscore SITI's role in addressing digital entertainment and connectivity needs in semi-urban and urban households. SITI Networks faces competition from other major MSOs such as GTPL Hathway, Hathway Digital, and , as well as broadband providers like JioFiber. In the MSO segment, it holds a of approximately 5-10%, based on its subscriber base relative to the total wired and cable TV market, where top operators collectively serve tens of millions of users. This positioning allows SITI to compete through bundled and offerings tailored to regional preferences. The company adheres to regulations set by the (TRAI), including tariff structures under the New Tariff Order and requirements for full of cable services to ensure transparency and . Compliance with these guidelines has been integral to its operations since the nationwide mandate in , enabling standardized pricing and channel packaging across its footprint.

Financial performance

Historical metrics

Siti Networks, originally operating as Siti Cable Network Limited, experienced steady revenue growth in its early years, with consolidated revenue reaching approximately ₹228 in FY 2008-09, driven primarily by subscription services. By FY 2013, revenue had expanded to ₹484 , reflecting expansion in cable distribution and initial offerings. This growth continued post-rebranding in 2016, peaking at ₹1,608 in FY 2020, before a decline to ₹1,446 in FY 2022 amid industry disruptions and tariff regulations. Throughout this period, services accounted for the majority of revenue, typically around 70-80%, with contributing an increasing share of approximately 20% by the late as digital investments expanded. The company's profit history showed persistent net losses from the mid-2000s onward, with a consolidated net loss of ₹101 crore in FY 2008-09, escalating to ₹264 crore in FY 2019 due to heavy capital expenditures on digital set-top boxes and network upgrades. Despite net losses, operating performance remained positive on an EBITDA basis until FY 2019, after which cumulative losses intensified from ongoing digital transition costs and rising finance expenses. By FY 2022, the net loss stood at ₹261 crore, highlighting strained profitability amid competitive pressures in the multi-system operator sector. Key financial ratios underscored the company's operational scale and challenges. EBITDA margins hovered between 15% and 22% in the pre-2020 period, peaking at around 22% in FY 2018-19 on improved subscription revenues, but contracted to 13% by FY 2022 as costs outpaced topline growth. Debt levels rose steadily from ₹447 in FY 2014 to ₹1,168 by FY 2022, fueled by borrowings for network expansions and digital capex, resulting in elevated interest coverage pressures.
Fiscal YearRevenue (₹ crore)Net Profit/Loss (₹ crore)EBITDA (₹ crore)Total Debt (₹ crore)
2014697-83114447
2015906-102138658
20161,146-412461,225
20171,195-1792031,231
20181,410-1703111,298
20191,442-2643231,161
20201,608-2143141,201
20211,537-2412431,085
20221,446-2611921,168
20231,345-3151201,267
20241,291-205311,512
A notable occurred in FY 2022-23, with at ₹1,345 and a net loss of ₹315 , followed by further declines in FY 2024 to of ₹1,291 and net loss of ₹205 , setting the stage for subsequent efforts.

Insolvency and

In February 2023, the (NCLT) Mumbai Bench admitted Siti Networks Limited into the Corporate Resolution Process (CIRP) under Section 7 of the , following a filed by Limited over an alleged default of ₹148 on term loans. The admission order, dated February 22, 2023, imposed a moratorium on recovery actions and suspended the board of directors. As of September 2024, financial creditors had submitted claims totaling approximately ₹1,206 , of which ₹1,129 were admitted, while operational creditors' claims amounted to ₹802 , with ₹704 admitted, resulting in total admitted claims exceeding ₹1,800 . Rohit Ramesh Mehra was appointed as the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP), later confirmed as Resolution Professional (RP), to oversee the CIRP and manage the company's affairs. The process faced interruptions, including a stay by the in March 2023, which was lifted in August 2023, reinstating the CIRP with the original commencement date of February 25, 2023. Creditor meetings, led by the Committee of Creditors (CoC), have been conducted regularly to evaluate the company's operations and potential resolution plans; however, as of November 2025, no successful bidder has submitted or been approved for a viable resolution plan, with the CIRP extended multiple times amid ongoing legal appeals. Restructuring efforts under the RP's supervision have included debt renegotiations with the CoC and measures to preserve asset value, such as reversing unauthorized appropriations by lenders. In October 2024, the NCLT directed financial creditors, including , to refund ₹143 (part of the ₹148 default amount) that had been withdrawn during the NCLAT stay, aiming to restore funds for operational continuity. Although specific asset sales have not been prominently executed in 2025, the RP has explored monetization options to reduce liabilities, while the company continues limited operations. For Q1 FY 2025-26 (April-June 2025), standalone from operations was approximately ₹80 , with a net loss of ₹44 ; on a consolidated basis, was approximately ₹271 , with a net loss of ₹44 amid persistent challenges. As of November 2025, the CIRP remains active, with invitations for resolution plans issued and additional claims, such as from ZEEL as an operational creditor, submitted following recent judicial reinstatements. Looking ahead, Siti Networks faces heightened risks of under Section 33 of the IBC if no resolution plan is approved before the CIRP deadline, potentially leading to asset distribution among . The company's credit profile remains strained, underscoring the urgency for a sustainable recovery . Ongoing creditor negotiations and judicial oversight continue to shape the path toward potential rehabilitation or wind-down.

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