Q2 FY26: Revenue up 52% YoY to Rs 329 cr, PAT jumps 57% to Rs 30 cr

Revenue Growth 20pctPat Growth 25pctNegative Operating CashflowResults View source PDF Explain this filing

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AI summary

iValue Infosolutions posted strong Q2 FY26 results. Consolidated revenue rose 52% YoY to Rs 329 crore; PAT grew 57% to Rs 30 crore. H1 revenue climbed 35% to Rs 557 crore and PAT rose 43% to Rs 40 crore. Operating cash flow stayed negative at Rs 29 crore in H1 as receivables rose sharply. Borrowings nearly doubled to Rs 74 crore from Rs 42 crore at March-end. Price Waterhouse issued an unmodified review report.

Likely market impact

Strong topline and PAT growth, but negative operating cash flow and doubled borrowings are points to watch.