Aurionpro pulls FY27 guidance after margin shrinks to 17%
Aurionpro Solutions withdrew its full-year revenue and margin guidance after Q1 EBITDA margin fell to 17% from 20.2% a year ago, citing project delays and Middle East disruption.
— 3 earlier stories on Aurionpro Solutions Ltd. →What's new
- Full-year guidance withdrawn after Q1 margin fell to 17%.
- Revenue grew just 6.3%, far below the earlier FY27 recovery target.
- Order book remains strong at over ₹1,800 cr; 23 new logos added.
Why this matters
With full-year guidance now gone, investors have lost the benchmark they were using to value the story. The margin compression and revenue deceleration extend a trend that began in FY26, when Aurionpro grew 20% against a 30% target. The company is betting on H2 data-center and MEA deals to turn around, but the first-half evidence is weak.
What we're watching
- Closure of the $33M US deal and Ujjivan contract.
- Data-center execution and Middle East deal closures in H2.
- Whether management reinstates guidance in Q2 or Q3.
The full read
Aurionpro Solutions started FY27 with a margin squeeze and a retreat from its own projections. Revenue of ₹358 crore grew just 6.3% year-on-year, but the EBITDA margin dropped to 17%, down from 20.2% a year earlier — well below the levels that would justify the growth story. Management withdrew full-year guidance, citing project delays, a disrupted Middle East environment, and higher R&D costs. This is not a new problem: FY26 saw 20% growth against a 30% target. The deceleration is real. The order book above ₹1,800 crore and the addition of 23 new logos, including a $33 million US fintech deal and a Ujjivan contract, offer a pipeline, but not a near-term earnings line. What matters now is whether H2 data-center work and Middle East closures can revive momentum. Until they do, the stock trades on hope, not on the numbers management just put out.
Questions answered
- Why did Aurionpro withdraw full-year guidance?
- Management cited project timing delays, Middle East disruption, and higher R&D spending that made the earlier targets unreliable.
- How did Q1 margins compare to a year ago?
- EBITDA margin fell to 17% from 20.2% in Q1 FY26, even as revenue grew 6.3%.
- What was the previous FY27 growth target?
- Aurionpro had targeted a strong FY27 recovery after FY26 growth of 20% fell short of 30% target.
- What is the size of the order book?
- The order book stood above ₹1,800 crore at the end of FY26.
- What did the company achieve in Q1?
- Added 23 new logos, including a $33 million US fintech deal and a Ujjivan Small Finance Bank contract.
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