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Revenue
₹341 Cr
verification pending
Revenue YoY
10%
reported change
EBITDA
₹41 Cr
latest reported figure
Source
bse pending
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Dynacons delivered a steady Q3 FY26 with revenue of 341 crore (+10% YoY) and EBITDA of 41 crore (+49% YoY), with margins expanding to 11.9% (+310 bps YoY). PAT grew 27% YoY to 23 crore. Growth was driven by strong execution in data center and cloud infrastructure, managed services, and key wins including a ~250 crore RBI order and core banking as a service for 38 cooperative banks. The order book stands at 2,389 crore (~2-year visibility). Management expects continued margin improvement from richer solution mix and annuity-based revenue (currently 21% of revenue). Risks include potential hardware price volatility, though management cites back-to-back OEM agreements as mitigation. No specific revenue or margin guidance was provided.
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Guidance to track
- Management believes current EBITDA margin level of 11.9% is sustainable and can improve further with richer solution mix and annuity contracts.
- Recurring revenue (currently 21%) is expected to grow significantly as new as-a-service contracts (e.g., core banking as a service) start contributing from Q4 FY26 onwards.
- Phased geographic expansion strategy with near-term focus on India, followed by Southeast Asia, Middle East, and Europe, leveraging partnerships.
Risks flagged
- Rising laptop and server prices due to global AI demand could impact margins if not passed through. Management mitigates via back-to-back OEM agreements.
- Project-based nature leads to uneven quarterly execution; Q3 revenue declined 3.3% QoQ. Management advises using YoY metrics.
- Larger project-based contracts with longer implementation cycles may increase debtor days, though supplier credit support helps.
- Public sector digital transformation pipeline is strong but government spending can be cyclical. Mitigated by diversified customer base.
Key quotes
- We successfully went live with 38 banks under core banking as a service, an initiative of NAB for associated state and district cooperative banks reinforcing our execution strength in mission-critical financial structure programs.
- Our margin improvement reflects operating leverage, higher contribution from our solutions and services, and a growing share of value added offerings.
- We are not giving any revenue guidance as per policy, however our continued focus is to ensure that we improve the product mix and have more revenue and annuity based engagements.
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