What’s new

• Coforge guided for FY27 EBITDA margin of 20.5% and EBIT margin of 16.5-17%.
• Long-term aspiration to reach $5B revenue by FY30, implying 20.3% organic CAGR plus M&A.
• Data business targeted to grow from $150M to $500-600M; Mod Squad model promises 35-50% efficiency gains.

Why it matters

The margin guidance gives analysts a concrete near-term benchmark, while the $5B aspiration signals management's confidence in AI-driven growth. Execution on the AI pipeline and legacy divestiture discrepancies will determine credibility.

What we’re watching

• Conversion of the 45 AI projects in the pipeline into revenue.
• Progress on closing the struggling government business and AdvantageGo divestiture discrepancies.
• Whether the 160 AI agents deployed translate into sustained EBITDA gains.

The full read

Coforge laid out a clear near-term target: an EBITDA margin of 20.5% and EBIT of 16.5-17% for FY27. The gains come from Encora consolidation, Cigniti improvements, and AI-driven cost savings. Management also staked a longer-run claim: $5 billion in revenue by FY30, a 20.3% organic CAGR plus M&A. The Data business is expected to leap from $150 million to $500-600 million, while the Mod Squad model promises 35-50% efficiency gains. Over 160 AI agents have been deployed, with 45 projects in the pipeline. Yet management also noted some housekeeping: discrepancies around the closure of a government business and AdvantageGo divestiture remain open. The margin guidance gives analysts a concrete benchmark, but the real test is whether the AI pipeline converts into realised savings and revenue. Coforge is betting it will.

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