ET Now rolls out fresh shows to decode business and markets

MUMBAI: ET Now is turning the volume up on business storytelling with a refreshed programming slate that promises less noise and more meaning. The channel has unveiled a clutch of new shows along with an ambitious year-end package, all aimed at helping viewers understand not just what is happening in business, but why it matters.

Leading the lineup is All About Your Company, a weekday offering crafted for investors who like their facts clean and their insights sharper. Airing at 12.30 pm with a repeat at 6.30 pm, each episode puts one listed company under the scanner. From business fundamentals and balance sheets to capital allocation and management intent, the show connects the story with the numbers, and does so without the usual clutter.

Midweek brings Deep Dive with Sajeet Manghat, airing Wednesdays at 3.30 pm with a repeat at 7.00 pm. As the name suggests, this is where ET Now goes beneath the surface. The show links data to real-world impact, tracing how earnings, policy moves, interest rates and global trends ripple through sectors and markets. It is designed to give investors early signals, clearer risk assessment and a stronger grip on cause and effect.

For viewers curious about the power of brands, BrandVerse arrives on Tuesdays at 7.00 pm, launching December 16. The show explores the business of branding, media and technology, and how they shape modern culture. Featuring CMOs, creative leaders, founders and media executives, BrandVerse mixes interviews with cultural analysis to decode how brands influence both commerce and conversation.

Rounding off the slate is ET Now Year-End Programming 2025, a three-week special that looks back at the year that was and ahead to what lies beyond. The first week focuses on global and domestic macro trends, including a spotlight on the IPO wave. Week two turns to markets, trade, commodities and geopolitics, while week three zeroes in on mutual funds, sector performance and wealth creation themes for 2026.

With this refreshed lineup, ET Now reinforces its core promise to rise with India, choosing depth over din, insight over information, and clarity over complexity.