Value 360 Communications Ltd. IPO

Our Company was founded by Kunal Kishore and Gaurav Patra as an unregistered partnership firm in 2007. Subsequently, a new company was incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956 on April 17, 2009, under the name and style of ‘Value 360 Communications Private Limited’. Value 360 ... Communications’ PR Communications vertical offers a comprehensive suite of strategic communication services, including Investor Relations, Crisis Communication, Reputation Management, Digital PR Solutions, and End-to-End Campaign Management. The vertical helps brands build credibility, manage stakeholder perception, and maintain a strong media presence. Our Company operates on a highly scalable, asset-light business model that combines recurring retainer-based revenue with project-based fees for specialized campaigns. At its core, the Value 360 Communications segment follows a retainer-driven approach, ensuring a steady and predictable revenue stream through long-term client relationships in PR, crisis communication, investor relations, and digital PR solutions. V360 Group’s operations are segmented into two synergistic business streams. The first, is Value 360 Communications, its PR communications vertical and the second segment, Popkorn is the digital ads and content solutions business, is equally robust. It includes brand strategy and positioning, social media strategy and management, content creation and production, influencer marketing and collaborations, digital advertising and performance marketing, as well as website and app development. Read more

The global economic environment in 2025 presents a mixed picture, balancing moderate growth opportunities with persistent challenges. According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook, global GDP growth is projected at 3.3% annually for 2025-2026, slightly below the historical average of 3.7% from ... 2000 to 2019, reflecting a period of slower global growth. India is estimated to be the world’s third-largest economy (GDP of USD 5 trillion), surpassing the UK, Germany & Japan. With an expected GDP growth rate of 6.4% in FY25, India continues to outpace most major economies, driven by resilient domestic demand, robust public infrastructure spending, and a thriving services sector. The global advertising market has experienced dynamic shifts, with media price inflation in 2023 driving overall ad spend growth even as constant price levels in the top 12 markets—comprising 86.7% of global spend—declined by 0.7%. Data indicates that the market will expand by US$33.0 billion in 2024 to reach US$752.8 billion, influenced by key media events such as the US presidential election. Read more