Reservoir Media, Inc.

CIK: 18244033 Annual ReportsLatest: 2026-05-28
Revenue: $175,664,491Net Income: $7,826,515Source 10-K
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10-K / May 28, 2026

Revenue:$175,664,491
Income:$7,826,515

10-K / May 28, 2025

Revenue:$158,705,736
Income:$7,731,397

10-K / May 30, 2024

Revenue:$144,855,690
Income:$837,261

10-K / May 28, 2026

Reservoir Media, Inc.

Business overview

Reservoir is an independent music company with three lines of business: music publishing, recorded music, and artist/creator management. The company grows through acquisitions, expanding writer and artist rosters, and building a global distribution and licensing platform.

Reportable segments

  • Music Publishing: owns, administers, and licenses musical compositions.
  • Recorded Music: markets, distributes, and licenses master recordings; owns or controls recording assets and label interests.

Revenue by segment (fiscal year ended March 31, 2026)

  • Music Publishing: approximately $117 million (~66% of total revenues)
  • Recorded Music: approximately $52 million (~29% of total revenues)
  • The two segments together account for about 95% of total revenues.

Catalogs and notable assets

  • Deep catalog spanning works back to the early 1900s.
  • Historic writers/artists represented: Joni Mitchell, Miles Davis, The Isley Brothers, Sonny Rollins, Louis Prima.
  • Contemporary writers/artists: Snoop Dogg, Sheryl Crow, Killer Mike.
  • Active songwriter roster includes Ali Tamposi, Jamie Hartman, Oak Felder, Steph Jones; songs performed by Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, SZA, Dua Lipa, and others.
  • Recorded music assets and labels: Chrysalis Records, Tommy Boy, Reservoir Recordings; catalogs such as Philly Groove Records, Amherst Records, AVCO Records, Jamdown Records, Off Road Records, Easy Street Records, New State Music.
  • Artists and catalogs in recorded music: De La Soul, Queen Latifah, The Delfonics, Sinéad O’Connor, Coolio, Louis Prima, The Spinners, and others.

Acquisitions and expansion highlights

  • 2010: TVT Music Publishing
  • 2012: Reverb Music
  • 2014: FS Media catalogs (including Sheryl Crow, John Denver, Billy Strayhorn, Evanescence, Creed)
  • 2015: Hans Zimmer film scores portfolio
  • 2019: Blue Raincoat Music Ltd and Chrysalis Records (London-based)
  • 2020: Hearts Bluff and Shapiro Bernstein catalogs; controlling stake in PopArabia
  • 2021: Tommy Boy label
  • 2025: PopIndia subsidiary in Mumbai, India
  • 2020s: ESMAA (UAE rights management) and continued MENA/India regional expansion

Global footprint and strategy

  • Headquarters: New York, NY (200 Varick Street, Suite 801)
  • International offices and presence: Nashville, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Abu Dhabi, Mumbai
  • Regional initiatives: invested in PopArabia (2020) to develop MENA rights management and catalogs; launched PopIndia (2025) in Mumbai to develop talent and catalogs in India
  • Strategic focus: growth in emerging markets (MENA, India, Latin America) and expansion of digital licensing and synchronization opportunities

Distribution, licensing and partnerships

  • Distribution partners include Proper, Alliance, and MERLIN.
  • Direct licensing relationships with major digital platforms (examples: TikTok, Meta, Snap).
  • Revenue mix includes streaming and digital, alongside physical and analog formats.
  • Core royalty streams: synchronization, performance, digital, and mechanical.

People and corporate information

  • Employees: approximately 100 worldwide (as of March 31, 2026).
  • Corporate offices: New York (HQ), Nashville, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Abu Dhabi, Mumbai.
  • Reservoir operates as a public company; SEC filings are available.

Financial and capital structure

  • Senior Credit Facility: revolving commitment of up to $550 million, maturity December 2027.
  • Outstanding warrants (as of March 31, 2026): 5,750,000 Public Warrants and 137,500 Private Warrants, exercisable at $11.50 per share.
  • Disclosures reference debt service, refinancing risk, and potential dilution from warrant exercises.

Corporate governance and structure

  • Operations conducted through global offices and multiple subsidiaries/sub-publishers to administer and monetize publishing and recording catalogs.
  • Strategic priorities include acquisitions, maintaining active songwriter and artist rosters, and vertical integration across publishing, recordings, and management services.