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Revenue
₹857 Cr
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Revenue YoY
18.5%
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EBITDA
₹300 Cr
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Inventurus Knowledge Solutions delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹857 crore (+18.5% YoY), EBITDA of ₹300 crore (35% margin), and PAT of ₹206 crore (+39% YoY). Growth was driven by platform adoption, AI-led automation (Scribble Select, MyCare Hub), and strategic acquisitions (TrueBridge, ARI). Headcount grew only 5.3% vs 13% constant-currency revenue growth, demonstrating operating leverage. Management outlined a true north target of tripling EBITDA to ₹3,000 crore by FY30, underpinned by the TrueBridge acquisition and proprietary AI/neurosymbolic models. Key risks include integration complexity of TrueBridge, potential pricing deflation in point-solution features, and elevated leverage post-acquisition.
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- Management targets tripling EBITDA from ~₹1,000 crore (LTM Dec 2025) to ₹3,000 crore by FY30, driven by TrueBridge integration and AI-led automation.
- CFO guided ETR of about 22% for FY27 for the standalone IKS business.
- Awaiting regulatory approvals; expect to close in coming months. Integration will involve migrating from Cobalt to PostgreSQL and cross-selling RCM and other platform features.
- Management aims to increase autonomy in each of the 16 platform features using neurosymbolic AI, with Scribble Select and MyCare Hub as recent examples.
Risks flagged
- The Cobalt-to-PostgreSQL migration and cross-selling system-of-action features into the EHR install base is a 18-24 month process with execution risk.
- Management acknowledged pricing deflation in easily autonomizable features like ambient AI scribing, which could pressure revenue per customer.
- The debt-funded acquisition will increase leverage to ~3x EBITDA, requiring disciplined deleveraging and limiting further M&A capacity.
- CFO noted Q1 calendar is seasonally weakest due to insurance resets and winter, which could impact near-term revenue growth.
Key quotes
- We have been cutting down the tail of small clients that we had inherited through Acuity... we feel like we'll eventually end up with some number between 500 and 600.
- Our pricing model has always been outcome based and a percentage of the customer's revenue is how we get paid.
- The winner over a period of time is going to be a platform system of action versus point solution system of action.
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