Thinkink Picturez Hits Upper Circuit After CEO Appointment, Eyes Regional Expansion And AI Integration

As per the news on June 3, 2025, the share prices for Thinkink Picturez Ltd, which previously stood at Rs 0.33 and was being considered a "penny stock", increased by 10% and stand at Rs 0.43 after CEO Chetan Chauhan's announcements, which came with a surge of optimism amongst investors. These changes came as the market was experiencing a low period and served as an incentive for multiple investors to make use of his change in leadership.

To further strengthen their regional base, Chauhan plans on expanding into Marathi and other regional markets while assuring to keep the content culturally relevant and appealing. Along with that, the firm also plans on building platforms accessible on the internet for aspiring young artists to showcase their talent, especially in cinema for children.

"Thinkink Picturez is the first step and thus, aims to give opportunity to children's cinema, regional stories, and distinct emerging talent, areas which have been still in the dark for a long period of time" coughed Mr Chauhan in a more personal environment.

"The company also disclosed that Hindi films have been postponed for too long and so are in the process of re-evaluating six of the previously announced ones."

Although market sentiment was positively buoyed, investor sentiment has already pre-emptively priced in the increase in revenue. Thinkink Picturez's reported numbers did not inspire optimism for the financial quarter Q4FY25. Their financial numbers showed a net loss of Rs 155.74 lakh, which is up 25.2 % from the loss of Rs 124.37 lakh in Q4FY24 and goes against the trend of profitability post Q3FY25 when they netted Rs 91.69 lakh profit in Q3FY25, also facing sequential negative profit-loss dynamics.

On the contrary, operationally the business made efficient improvements leading to a staggering 410% year-on-year increase of revenue in Q4FY25, reaching Rs 510 lakh against Rs 100 lakh in Q4FY24, and 197% compared to the previous quarter's figure of Rs 171.5 lakh in Q3FY25.

In the complete fiscal year FY25, Thinkink Picturez reported a net loss of Rs 5.46 lakh, marking a 102.2% decline from the previous year's profit of Rs 251.09 lakh in FY24. Their annual revenue also suffered a setback, decreasing 8.2% year-on-year to Rs 898.75 lakh, evidencing the need for stronger financial control alongside strategic shifts.

The shares have fluctuated greatly over the preceding year, dropping more than 73% from a 52-week high of Rs 1.29 in November 2024 to a 52-week low of Rs 0.28 in March 2025. The stock is almost at its lowest, priced at Rs 0.33. However, it has risen 18% in the first two trading sessions of June after a 24% decline in May and 5% in April, following a brief 30% surge in March.