Financial Results for the quarter ended September 2025
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Indian Infotech & Software Ltd reported a significant year-on-year revenue decline for H1 FY26, with total income from operations falling to Rs 2,235.22 lakhs from Rs 2,923.56 lakhs in H1 FY25 — a drop of roughly 23.5%. Net profit for the half year stood at Rs 548.33 lakhs versus Rs 754.65 lakhs in the same period last year, though this marks a return to profitability after the company posted a net loss of Rs 691.89 lakhs for the full FY25. For Q2 FY26 alone, revenue was nearly flat at Rs 1,162.83 lakhs, but net profit fell sharply to Rs 282.86 lakhs from Rs 463.46 lakhs YoY. The company completed a large Rights Issue of over 42 crore equity shares (record date 28 July 2025), which lifted paid-up share capital from Rs 12,670.43 lakhs to Rs 16,744.13 lakhs and led to a sharp drop in EPS. Cash flow from operating activities remained deeply negative (around Rs -3,372 lakhs) for the half year despite the reported profit, with the company relying on financing inflows (Rs 4,631 lakhs) to maintain its small cash balance.
The revenue contraction and weaker quarterly earnings are negative for shareholders, while the negative operating cash flow despite accounting profit raises quality-of-earnings concerns. However, the turnaround from FY25 loss to H1 profitability and the successful Rights Issue provide some financial cushion. Shareholders should expect continued EPS dilution from the recent share issuance and watch closely for improvement in operational cash generation.