Brightcom Group will also be included in the FTSE Asia Pacific ex Japan ex China Micro Cap Index. The company said its inclusion would improve its visibility among global institutional investors, fund managers and other market participants who track FTSE Russell indices.

Brightcom Group was initially included in the FTSE Global Equity Index Series in 2020 and later moved to the FTSE Global Small Cap Index. It was removed from the FTSE index after trading in its shares was suspended from 14 June 2024.

Trading resumed on the BSE and NSE from 14 July 2025 after the suspension was revoked. The company said it has since maintained the necessary compliance and regulatory requirements applicable to its continued participation in the securities market.

Brightcom Group said the latest FTSE Russell review considered its compliance record following the resumption of trading. The company said the re-inclusion marks its re-entry into the international equity markets and could provide greater exposure to the global investment community.

The company said it remains focused on strengthening its business operations, maintaining compliance standards, expanding its global presence and enhancing shareholder value.

Brightcom is a global ad-tech company focused on digital marketing and advertising technology. It provides ad operations, online campaign management, consumer-response data analytics and programmatic advertising platform support.

On a consolidated basis, Brightcom Group's net profit rose 24.05% to Rs 261.58 crore while net sales rose 20.38% to Rs 1752.18 crore in Q1 June 2026 over Q1 June 2025.