B2B Software Technologies Ltd. (B2BSOFT) — Tipsheet

B2B Software net profit jumps 41% in June quarter

Tipsheet Editorial — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 16:27:54 GMT

Consolidated revenue up 14% to ₹7.39 crore; standalone profit rises to ₹63.10 lakhs. Governance changes are routine.

What’s new

Consolidated revenue up 14% to ₹7.39 crore, net profit up 41% to ₹91.61 lakhs.
Standalone revenue up 15% to ₹3.65 crore, PAT at ₹63.10 lakhs.
Company secretary resigned and replaced; director and auditor re-appointed; AGM set for Aug 28.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap IT firm, the profit jump is a positive reversal after a period of profit decline. But the absolute numbers remain small, and the results were effectively known ahead of this filing.

What we’re watching

Whether revenue growth sustains in coming quarters.
Any follow-on contract wins after the recent East Africa order.
Outcome of the AGM on August 28.

The full read

B2B Software posted a 41% jump in consolidated net profit to ₹91.61 lakhs for the June quarter, with revenue up 14% to ₹7.39 crore. The growth reverses a prior period of profit decline. At the standalone level, profit rose to ₹63.10 lakhs from ₹59.03 lakhs a year ago. The board also handled routine governance: a new company secretary, re-appointment of a whole-time director and auditor, and scheduling of the AGM for August 28. No major strategic surprises — a standard quarterly update for this nano-cap IT firm.

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B2B Software posts 14% revenue growth, profit jumps 40% in June quarter

Tipsheet Editorial — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 16:23:39 GMT

The nano-cap IT firm's Q1 shows acceleration from the prior quarter's flat profit, with governance items including a new company secretary and director reappointment.

What’s new

Revenue rose 14% YoY to ₹7.39 cr; net profit up 40% to ₹91.61 lakh.
Company secretary Yamini Saini resigned; Unnati Rathi appointed effective 17 July.
Bala Subramanyam Vanapalli reappointed as whole-time director for three years from Oct 2026.
Statutory auditor M.V. Vijaya Kumar & Co. reappointed for second five-year term.
32nd AGM scheduled for 28 August via video conference.

Why it matters

B2B Software’s Q1 results show modest but steady growth, with profit bouncing back from the flat March quarter. The governance changes are routine, but the company remains debt-free with a P/E of 15—reasonable for a nano-cap. The real catalyst will be whether the recent East Africa ERP order translates into revenue in coming quarters.

What we’re watching

Revenue recognition from the $162,754 East Africa ERP contract won in June.
Whether profit growth can sustain given the volatile base of prior quarters.
Any further order wins in international markets.

The full read

B2B Software Technologies delivered a steady June quarter with revenue of ₹7.39 crore, up 14% from a year earlier, and net profit of ₹91.61 lakh, a 40% jump. The prior quarter (March 2026) had shown revenue of ₹8 crore but zero profit, so the bounceback in margins is encouraging. The board also handled routine housekeeping: a new company secretary (Unnati Rathi replaces Yamini Saini), re-appointment of whole-time director Bala Subramanyam Vanapalli for three more years, and renewal of auditor M.V. Vijaya Kumar & Co. for a second five-year term. The AGM is set for 28 August. With a market cap of just ₹43 crore, the company is debt-free and trades at a P/E of 15—not demanding for a profitable nano-cap. The real test will be converting the recent East Africa ERP contract win into revenue.

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B2B Software wins $162,754 ERP contract in East Africa

Tipsheet Editorial — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 19:40:44 GMT

The deal equals 4.4% of annual revenue and includes a year of recurring maintenance. For a nano-cap, that's material.

What’s new

Learnovate Technologies placed a $162,754 order for B2B Software to deploy a Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP.
The project will implement the system for Kongoni River Farm across Kenya and Ethiopia.
The contract includes 500 man-hours of annual maintenance after a 6-8 month deployment.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap firm, a single contract equal to 4.4% of annual revenue is a material business development. The annual maintenance clause adds a small but predictable recurring stream after the one-time implementation fee is spent.

What we’re watching

Execution over the 6-8 month implementation timeline.
Whether milestone-based payments provide steady cash flow during the project.
If the East Africa deployment leads to further work from Learnovate or Kongoni.

The full read

B2B Software Technologies has won a $162,754 order from Learnovate Technologies. The project is to deploy a Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP for Kongoni River Farm in Kenya and Ethiopia. At 4.4% of annual revenue, the win is material. It runs 6-8 months, paid by milestones. It also includes 500 man-hours of annual maintenance. That's the part that matters. One-off ERP work is lumpy. Recurring support contracts build a base. For a nano-cap with a small revenue base, even modest wins like this can meaningfully alter near-term growth trajectories.

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