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View Promises →eMudhra delivered a strong FY26 with total income of ₹713.2 crore (+35% YoY) and PAT of ₹110 crore (+26% YoY), driven by enterprise solutions which grew 55% YoY (23% organic, 32% from Cryptos acquisition).
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eMudhra delivered a strong FY26 with total income of ₹713.2 crore (+35% YoY) and PAT of ₹110 crore (+26% YoY), driven by enterprise solutions which grew 55% YoY (23% organic, 32% from Cryptos acquisition). International revenue now constitutes 64% of total, with North America product revenue rising to ~$9.5M from $7M. The company guided for FY27 organic revenue growth of ~18% and PAT growth of 27-28%, aiming to double PAT in three years. Key growth drivers include agentic AI integration, post-quantum cryptography mandates, and expanding DPA deployments in Africa and Middle East. A notable win was a TLS certificate order for a US university consortium of 700 institutions. Risks include potential delays in Middle East orders due to geopolitical tensions and the ongoing legal dispute with 3i Infotech, which remains unresolved.
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Read Transcript →Enterprise solutions segment grew 55% YoY, with organic growth of 23% and acquisitive growth of 32%.
International revenue now 64% of total, growing 39% YoY, with North America at 34%.
US product revenue grew from ~$7M to ~$9.5M, driven by new TLS certificate order for a university consortium.
Order book of ₹238 crore, largely product-based, with management expecting 2.2-2.3x revenue conversion next year.
PAT expected to grow 27-28% in FY27, driven by higher-margin product mix, with a goal to double PAT in three years.
Management expects Cryptos to generate over $1 million profit in FY27, contingent on successful cross-selling of CLM platform.
Open to small acquisitions in US for AI-based cybersecurity capabilities, but no active pipeline currently.
Management expects organic revenue growth of around 18% for FY27, with enterprise solutions growing 25-30% and trust services 20%.
Management reiterated the full-year revenue target of INR 700 crore, implying Q4 revenue of ~INR 184 crore.
Capital expenditure for FY26 is planned at INR 60-65 crore, with ~75% already incurred, plus INR 15 crore for UAE data center.
Management stated no immediate acquisition plans, focusing on integration of past acquisitions.
Management noted that Middle East orders expected in March were delayed due to the war, impacting order book conversion.
The dispute with 3i Infotech remains unresolved; no police or SEBI complaints received yet, but legal notices have been exchanged.
Cross-selling CLM platform into Cryptos' customer base faces long sales cycles typical of European banks, delaying expected profits.
Google's policy change on multi-purpose certificates could affect US product business, though management downplayed near-term impact.
US services revenue remained flat due to H1 visa issues and AI-related headwinds, with no near-term recovery visibility.
A large US customer deal expected in Q3 shifted to Q4, indicating potential lumpiness in product revenue recognition.
Capex of INR 60-65 crore plus INR 15 crore for UAE data center may pressure cash reserves, which stood at ~INR 100 crore.
A stock issue with partners is causing ~INR 3 crore quarterly P&L impact, expected to normalize in 1-2 quarters.
Management expects organic revenue growth of around 18% for FY27, with enterprise solutions growing 25-30% and trust services 20%.
Management noted that Middle East orders expected in March were delayed due to the war, impacting order book conversion.
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