Book Ads in Mint — All Print Centres, Lowest Rates
Malik Advertising books classified text, classified display, and display advertisements in Mint across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Chandigarh — Corporate Notices, IPO/SEBI Disclosures, Recruitment, and Property — with same-day confirmation.
Launched on 1 February 2007 in editorial partnership with The Wall Street Journal (ended 2014).
The same Birla-family-controlled group that publishes Hindustan Times and Hindustan.
A direct competitor to The Economic Times in India's financial-news segment.
A single national edition printed simultaneously in 9 cities, not separately localized.
What Is Mint?
Mint is an English-language business and financial daily launched on 1 February 2007 by HT Media Ltd., initially in editorial partnership with The Wall Street Journal (the partnership ended in 2014). It was India's first newspaper printed in the Berliner format before switching to a standard broadsheet in 2016, and its Livemint website is now India's second most-read business news site after The Economic Times.
Unlike most Indian dailies, Mint prints one single national edition simultaneously from 9 centres — Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Chandigarh — rather than customizing content city by city. It does not publish on Sundays; its Saturday edition carries the sister lifestyle magazine Mint Lounge.
For advertisers, Mint delivers a premium, high-income, decision-maker readership of business owners, investors, and corporate executives — making it a standard choice for IPO/SEBI disclosures, senior recruitment, and B2B corporate display advertising.
💡 Key Fact: Because SEBI requires listed companies to publish certain disclosures in a widely circulated English financial daily, Mint is one of the standard publications used to satisfy this statutory requirement, alongside Economic Times and Business Standard.
Mint Print Centres by State & UT
Mint prints one national edition simultaneously across 9 centres. Here is the state-by-state presence:
Mint prints a single national edition — content is identical across centres, only the print location differs. We confirm the latest figure for your chosen print centre before you book.
Mint Print Centres We Book Ads In
Choose a single print centre for delivery efficiency, or release nationally across all 9. Search by city to find yours.
Mint's Top Ad Categories
As a business and financial daily, Mint's ad mix looks very different from a general-interest newspaper:
Best Days to Advertise in Mint
Publishing on the right day increases your ad's response rate. Mint publishes seven days a week — here's when each category performs best.
| Day | Best Category | Why This Day |
|---|---|---|
| Monday – Friday | Corporate & Legal NoticesTop Response | Peak days for B2B advertising, including IPOs, SEBI disclosures, statutory notices, and corporate announcements. |
| Wednesday | Executive RecruitmentTop Response | Mid-week is ideal for senior, executive, and board-level hiring advertisements targeting business professionals. |
| Saturday | Property & Lifestyle | Saturday carries the Mint Lounge magazine, making it the best day for premium real estate, luxury brands, and lifestyle advertising. |
| Mon – Sat | Name Change & Public Notices | Urgent statutory personal notices can be published any day from Monday to Saturday with same-day submission accepted before 11 AM for next-day publication. |
Mint vs. Its Sister Publications
Not sure which HT Media paper fits your audience? Here's how they differ.
| Newspaper | Language | Best For | Edition Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| MintThis Page | English | IPO/SEBI disclosures, senior recruitment, corporate notices | 9 national print centres |
| Hindustan Times | English | HT Estates property, HT Careers recruitment, mass matrimonial | 7 regional editions |
| Hindustan | Hindi | Mass Hindi readership, especially dominant in Bihar | Bihar, UP, Jharkhand, Delhi |
Mint vs. Other English Newspapers
Not sure which English newspaper fits your audience? Here's how Mint compares to India's other leading papers.
| Newspaper | Language | Best For | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|
| MintThis Page | English | IPO/SEBI disclosures, executive recruitment, corporate and financial notices targeting decision-makers | 9 national print centres (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, etc.) |
| The Economic Times | English | Highest business readership, financial notices, widespread corporate recruitment and B2B advertising | 14 print centres pan-India |
| Business Standard | English | Corporate reporting, B2B notices, financial results, and policy-maker audience | 12 print centres pan-India |
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Mint — Key Facts for Advertisers
Mint is published in English by HT Media Ltd. — the media group behind Hindustan Times and Hindustan. Launched in 2007, it quickly became one of India's most respected and widely read business dailies.
Mint offers a premium, high-income, decision-maker readership. Its national edition format means you reach business owners, investors, and corporate executives uniformly across India's top 9 metropolitan centers.
- IPO & SEBI statutory disclosures
- Corporate and board meeting notices
- Supreme Court and High Court legal notices
- Executive and CXO-level recruitment
- Commercial real estate and office spaces
- Premium B2B brand campaigns
- Classified Text — per-word English classified
- Classified Display — boxed ad with heading and border
- Display (Col × CM) — colour ads with photos and logos
- Half-Page / Full-Page — major corporate campaigns
- Legal Notice Format — Court-compliant notice
Statutory notices in Mint are legally valid across India. The Supreme Court, High Courts, district courts, and central government departments accept Mint tearsheets as valid proof for tenders, corporate disclosures, and court-ordered publications.
Mint publishes Monday through Saturday (no Sunday edition). Weekdays are heavily preferred for corporate notices, IPOs, and legal notices. Saturday's edition (with Mint Lounge) is excellent for lifestyle, premium property, and brand advertising.
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