Amarjit Singh Batra, managing director of Spotify India, said this during a fireside chat at the India Digital Summit 2024 in Mumbai. Refle...

Amarjit Singh Batra, MD of Spotify India and general manager, SAMEA (South Asia, Middle East, Africa) fielded questions about the business ...

India among top five markets in terms of user base, engagement: India MD Amarjit Singh Batra

The number of monthly active users rose to 489 million in the quarter, beating Spotify's guidance and analysts' forecasts of 477.9 million.

The plan is to be priced at $19.99, according to the Reddit post

From a subscription perspective, Spotify said it expects the core markets like Europe and North America to keep growing for a while longer,...

Despite the pandemic, the Swedish music streaming service has more than doubled its premium subscriber base in India in 2021

Gyllenhammar told ET, "2022 is an important year for us in India, and we're just getting started. The first three years have been phenomena...

The row sparked a discussion about other artists exiting the platform of more than 170 million subscribers.

It also saw improved momentum across the 86 markets launched earlier this year, with outperformance led by South Korea, Bangladesh, and Pak...

Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, is India’s first independent creator in the country to land an exclusive deal with Spotify

Spotify had guided for its total MAUs to be in the range of 354-364 million in the first quarter of 2021

Premium subscribers, which account for most of the company's revenue, were up 21% to 158 million from a year earlier

The company adds 24 million monthly active users in Oct-Dec 2020, taking its total for the year to 74 million; one in four users now consum...

Spotify is eyeing India as a key market to test several of its product features, similar to other tech giants.

The company, hit at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic by a drop in commuting when many users tune into its services, said on Thursday all...

In its earlier attempt, Spotify could not get Indian labels to share their music, a senior music industry executive told ET.