3I Infotech Ltd. (3IINFOLTD) — Tipsheet

3i Infotech lands ₹4.83 cr OPaL facility deal

Tipsheet Editorial — Sat, 25 Jul 2026 21:39:37 GMT

Three-year contract for IT asset management. Small, but adds to order book for the struggling ₹700-cr-revenue firm.

What’s new

3i Infotech won a ₹4.83 crore facility management and AMC contract from ONGC Petro additions.
The three-year deal covers servers, networks, security, and communication systems.
Disclosure was voluntary as the order falls below regulatory materiality thresholds.

Why it matters

A modest win for a company with trailing revenue down 6% and PAT down 73%. Broadens client exposure to a large PSU-backed entity, but too small to move near-term earnings. The value of signalling matters more than the cash.

What we’re watching

Whether 3i Infotech converts more mid-sized contracts into recurring revenue.
The trajectory of subsidiary losses and overall financial health.
Any further voluntary disclosures hinting at deal momentum.

The full read

3i Infotech added another client to its managed services roster. It won a ₹4.83 crore contract from ONGC Petro additions (OPaL) to run facility management and AMC for its IT infrastructure: servers, storage, networks, and security. The three-year deal runs from August 2026 to July 2029. The disclosure is voluntary — the amount didn't hit the regulatory materiality bar. That's consistent with a company that has been publicizing deal wins; in the past month it announced a ₹45.85 crore UAE automation order and a ₹33.6 crore repeat UAE contract. This OPaL deal is small, about ₹4.83 crore spread over three years, but it checks a box for client diversification into a large PSU-backed entity. For a firm with trailing revenue down 6% and PAT down 73%, every confirmation that the sales machine is turning matters. Just don't look for it in the next quarter's profit line.

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3i Infotech lands ₹45.85 cr UAE automation order

Tipsheet Editorial — Tue, 07 Jul 2026 22:45:53 GMT

The 12-month contract covers 6.6% of FY26 revenue and marks the third sizeable win this quarter for the nano-cap firm.

What’s new

3i Infotech step-down subsidiary wins ₹45.85 cr order from UAE-based Vedant Consultancy.
The 12-month engagement covers RPA, AI, ML and robotics consulting using UiPath, Blue Prism, Pega and TruBot.
Order represents 6.6% of FY26 revenue and 12.7% of market cap.
This is the third sizeable international win for 3i Infotech in recent weeks.

Why it matters

At 6.6% of FY26 revenue, this single order provides meaningful near-term visibility for a company whose trailing revenue declined 6% and PAT dropped 73%. Together with earlier deals (₹33.6 cr and ₹14.71 cr this quarter), the pipeline is strengthening despite recent audit concerns.

What we’re watching

Execution on the 12-month timeline; any delays would erode confidence.
Whether order flow sustains into Q2 and Q3 of FY27.
Any resolution of the audit issues flagged in prior coverage.

The full read

3i Infotech just added ₹45.85 crore to its order book: a 12-month automation consulting deal from a UAE client that alone covers 6.6% of last year's revenue. For a nano-cap firm whose trailing sales shrank 6% and net profit fell 73%, that is material. The contract spans RPA, AI, and robotics, using blue-chip platforms like UiPath and Blue Prism, and comes on top of ₹33.6 crore and ₹14.71 crore wins earlier this quarter. The question is not whether the pipeline is filling; it is. The question is whether 3i Infotech can execute these multi-currency, multi-platform projects without the audit issues that have dogged it. If it can, this deal alone moves the revenue needle. If it can't, the orders stay on paper.

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3i Infotech renews SBI General data warehousing deal for ₹5.18 cr

Tipsheet Editorial — Thu, 02 Jul 2026 20:45:05 GMT

The one-year renewal cum amendment covers project management, data modelling, and BI support, with an option to extend. It is the third notable order in as many months, though smaller than the HPCL and UAE wins.

What’s new

3i Infotech signed a ₹5.18 cr contract renewal with SBI General Insurance for data warehousing and BI support.
The one-year engagement can be extended by another year by mutual consent.
The company voluntarily disclosed the order, indicating its materiality for a nano-cap firm.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap with trailing revenue of ₹176 cr, this renewal adds predictable revenue from a top-tier domestic insurer. While not transformational on its own, it is the third order in as many months, continuing a trend of modest wins that collectively add to the backlog.

What we’re watching

Whether the contract is extended beyond the initial one-year term.
If 3i Infotech can upsell additional services to SBI General.
The cumulative impact of recent orders on quarterly revenue visibility.

The full read

3i Infotech has locked in a ₹5.18 crore one-year renewal cum amendment with SBI General Insurance for data warehousing and business intelligence support. The deal is extendable by another year and adds recurring revenue from a reputable domestic insurer. For a nano-cap with trailing revenue of ₹176 crore, this is not a game-changer. The company has already disclosed larger orders this month – ₹33.6 crore from a UAE firm and ₹37.05 crore from HPCL. The voluntary disclosure suggests the company treats this as material. Taken together, the recent wins are building backlog. The next test is whether 3i Infotech can convert this renewal into a broader engagement or land more such mid-sized contracts to reverse its 6% trailing revenue decline.

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3i Infotech lands ₹33.6 cr UAE order, its second big win this month

Tipsheet Editorial — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 14:21:25 GMT

The one-year contract covers cybersecurity and cloud security roles. At 9.36% of market cap, it's a material boost for the nano-cap IT firm.

What’s new

Won a ₹33.6 cr purchase order from a leading UAE tech company for a one-year professional services contract.
The engagement spans cybersecurity, cloud security, network ops, and infrastructure support.
Follows a ₹37 cr HPCL contract earlier this month; two large wins in June.

Why it matters

The order adds meaningful near-term revenue visibility for 3i Infotech, which has been grappling with audit challenges and declining trailing profits. At nearly 5% of FY26 revenue and over 9% of market cap, this is a material infusion of international business into a nano-cap struggling for stable cash flows. It also validates the company's global delivery capabilities in high-demand areas.

What we’re watching

Whether 3i can sustain this order momentum given recent audit issues.
The impact on cash flows and working capital from the one-year contract.
Any further order wins from the same UAE client or other international counterparties.

The full read

3i Infotech has bagged its second large order this June, a ₹33.6 crore one-year contract from a leading UAE technology company to deploy professionals in cybersecurity, cloud security, and related roles. At 9.36% of its ₹360 crore market cap and 4.85% of FY26 revenue, the deal is a material win for the nano-cap IT firm, which has been clawing back from audit challenges and a 73% trailing profit decline. The order follows a ₹37 crore HPCL contract earlier this month and a ₹14.71 crore NCDEX renewal, giving the services pipeline a much-needed international leg. For a company where cash-flow stability is the open question, this is the kind of order that buys time and credibility.

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3i Infotech renews NCDEX contract for ₹14.71 cr

Tipsheet Editorial — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 18:29:45 GMT

The three-year managed services deal adds 2.1% to FY26 revenue and signals continued trust from a reputed exchange amid audit challenges.

What’s new

3i Infotech won a ₹14.71 cr three-year contract renewal from NCDEX for managed services.
The deal covers infrastructure, data center, DR ops, security, and end-user support.
It runs from April 2026 to March 2029 and extends an existing engagement with the exchange.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap with a ₹363 cr market cap and trailing revenue decline, a ₹14.71 cr renewal adds 2.1% to revenue and provides recurring cash flow. The contract strengthens a services pipeline that recently landed a larger HPCL win, giving the company a second consecutive endorsement from a large customer. This matters more for stability than surge.

What we’re watching

Whether 3i Infotech can convert this into additional wallet share from NCDEX.
Audit resolution: cash flow from contracts like this eases governance pressure.
Any further order flow in the coming quarters that lifts the revenue trajectory.

The full read

3i Infotech has locked in a ₹14.71 crore three-year contract renewal from NCDEX, adding 2.1% to FY26 revenue for a company with a ₹360 crore market cap and trailing revenue decline of 6%. The order runs from April 2026 to March 2029 and covers managed services across infrastructure, data centres, DR, and security. This is the second large renewal in two weeks — on June 10 it landed a ₹37.05 crore HPCL contract. For a nano-cap with audit overhangs, showing that two major counterparties are willing to re-up is meaningful. The contract won't turn the revenue trend alone, but it buys time to fix the bigger problems.

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HPCL hands 3i Infotech its biggest single-service win in years

Tipsheet Editorial — Wed, 10 Jun 2026 18:39:20 GMT

A three-year, ₹37.05 crore contract for nationwide IT management gives the audit-strained tech firm a rare piece of good news from a blue-chip counterparty.

What’s new

HPCL has awarded 3i Infotech a three-year, ₹37.05 crore contract for IT facility management across its pan-India operations.
The scope includes desktop/server support, printer maintenance, and endpoint management for HPCL's refineries, R&D centre, and head office.
The order equals ~5.3% of 3i Infotech's FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹693 crore and ~10.5% of its ₹351 crore market cap.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap company grappling with audit qualifications and going-concern issues in its overseas subsidiaries, the order is more than just revenue. It is a stamp of credibility from a large, risk-averse PSU. The contract provides multi-year cash flow predictability at a time when the balance sheet needs it.

What we’re watching

How the order translates into quarterly revenue over FY27 and FY28.
Whether the HPCL win helps 3i Infotech land similar managed-infrastructure contracts.
Resolution of the audit qualifications flagged in the subsidiary accounts.

The full read

HPCL just handed 3i Infotech its most significant single-service win in recent memory. The ₹37.05 crore, three-year contract covers the oil major's entire IT facility management needs, from its Visakh Refinery to corporate headquarters. For a nano-cap tech firm with a market cap of just ₹351 crore, the deal's scale is substantial: it equals 10.5% of the company's current market value and 5.3% of its ₹693 crore FY26 revenue. The timing matters as much as the size. 3i Infotech is currently contending with audit qualifications and going-concern flags in its subsidiary accounts. Landing a multi-year services contract from a risk-averse PSU like HPCL provides both steady cash flow and a layer of operational validation that the company has been missing. The next test is execution and whether this win can be parlayed into more business from other state-run entities.

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