Prime Focus (PFOCUS) investor relations material
Prime Focus Investor presentation summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Business model and market position
Integrated creative-services platform spans VFX, animation, stereo conversion, production services, immersive experiences and enterprise AI content tools.
FY26 revenue was INR 4,676 Cr, with ~94% generated outside India; operations covered 24 locations and employed 10,200+ people, ~75% based in India.
Contracted and confirmed orderbook exceeded $600M as of June 30, 2026; broader prospective pipeline was excluded.
Scale, global delivery, proprietary technology and India-based talent are positioned as competitive advantages in a fragmented VFX and animation market.
Market opportunities and operating capabilities
2025E VFX and animation spend was estimated at $7–8B across feature and episodic content, including $3.5–4B for premium productions.
Demand opportunities extend from film and streaming into immersive experiences, gaming and enterprise content technology.
Production work is paid through contract milestones tied to completion, rather than release dates; final change orders can add up to 20% of base contract value.
Global infrastructure includes ~400,000 CPU render cores, 400,000+ cloud render cores and ~70 PB of production storage; tools and workflows support secure, distributed delivery.
Creative-services credentials include 8 Academy Awards, 67 Visual Effects Society Awards and long-standing relationships with major studios and streamers.
Brahma AI
Brahma AI combines enterprise media asset management with AI content creation, localization, digital humans and deployment capabilities through Core, Studio and Labs.
Platform metrics included 90M+ managed assets, 90+ home-grown AI engines, 19 patents and 550+ product and technology personnel.
On September 23, 2026, Brahma AI announced a $150M raise at a $2B post-money valuation, led by funds managed by Multiples Alternate Asset Management.
Subject to approvals and other conditions, Double Negative Holdings was to retain a 65.67% economic interest while voting interest fell to 24.99%; proceeds target talent, technology, infrastructure and international expansion.
A multi-year strategic partnership with Google Cloud was announced to scale high-fidelity interactive digital humans.
- Revenue declined as strikes weighed on operations, with a consolidated Q3 loss before exceptional items.PFOCUS
Q3 26/24 - H1 profit returned to ₹11,452.46 lakh as revenue grew and a major share issue closed.[0mPFOCUS
Q2 25/26 - FY24 revenue declined as strikes accompanied a Rs 48,849 lakh consolidated net loss.PFOCUS
Q4 23/24 - DNEG, BRAHMA AI and co-productions combine a $720m pipeline with expanding AI revenue.PFOCUS
Investor presentation