Q2 revenue falls 4.7%; FY27 revenue seen soft, margin outlook retained

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AI summary

Q2 FY27 revenue was INR 37.8 crore, down 4.7% year on year, on weak spending and two clients reducing work. Operating profit before depreciation and amortisation was INR 9.7 crore, a 25.7% margin; profit after tax was INR 7.25 crore. FY27 revenue is expected below FY26, keeps its margin outlook at 25% to 30% and sees Q4 improvement as recent wins ramp. Ksolves is debt-free with INR 17.6 crore cash and declared an INR 1 interim dividend.

Likely market impact

Soft FY27 revenue guidance may weigh on sentiment, but possible Q4 margin improvement, no debt, strong cash and dividends offer support.