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Dev IT bags ₹2.79 cr order from GIFTCL for digital twin portal

The two-and-a-half-year fixed-cost contract covers a multilingual web portal and interactive digital twin for India's first IFSC. At 1.44% of FY26 revenue, it's a modest win for the nano-cap IT firm.

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Mkt cap₹148 cr
P/E1.95×
ROE21.67%
Debt / eq.0.27
Div yld0.38%
₹2.79 cr Order value from GIFTCL (1.44% of FY26 revenue)

What's new

  • Won a ₹2.79 crore fixed-cost contract from GIFTCL for a web portal and digital twin platform.
  • Contract spans 2.5 years covering design, deployment, maintenance, and localisation.
  • No related-party or promoter-group interests in the award.

Why this matters

For a ₹148 cr market-cap IT firm with ₹54 cr quarterly sales, the order is too small to shift revenue trajectories. But it keeps Dev IT in the government IT services pipeline, a steady source of small-ticket wins.

What we're watching

  • Execution on the project timeline and potential follow-on work.
  • Whether the company can scale order sizes to cross the materiality threshold.
  • Impact on margins given fixed-cost nature over 2.5 years.

The full read

Dev Information Technology has landed a ₹2.79 crore contract from GIFTCL to build a multilingual web portal and digital twin for GIFT City. The order is 1.44% of FY26 revenue. That is the number that matters. For a nano-cap with ₹54 crore in quarterly sales and a ₹148 crore market cap, small-ticket government orders like this are the norm, not the exception — routine, not a needle-mover. The award keeps Dev IT in the government pipeline, but it won't change the investment thesis. What matters more is whether the company can eventually land orders that cross the ₹5 crore threshold, the point where they start to matter.

Questions answered

How does this order compare to Dev IT's revenue?
The ₹2.79 cr order represents about 1.44% of Dev IT's FY26 revenue, making it a small-ticket contract unlikely to materially affect financials. The company reported ₹54 cr in its latest March 2026 quarter.
Who is the client and is it a related party?
The client is Gujarat International Finance Tec‑City Company Limited (GIFTCL), a state entity overseeing India's first IFSC. The order involves no related-party or promoter-group interests.
What is the scope of work?
Dev IT will design, develop, deploy and maintain a multilingual web portal and an interactive digital twin platform for GIFT City. The fixed-cost contract spans about 2.5 years.
Should investors view this as a turning point?
Not yet. While it builds Dev IT's government credentials, the contract's small size means it won't alter revenue or margin trajectories. The company continues to focus on small-ticket government IT projects.
Mentioned: GIFTCL · ₹2.79 crore · Gujarat International Finance Tec‑City
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Company snapshot

Dev Information Technology Ltd.

Software Services
₹148 cr
P/E 1.99×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹54 cr
Net profit₹9 cr
Op. margin+5.4%
EPS₹1.61

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.27×
Current ratio1.91×
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.DEVIT on Tijori

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  1. 1 Jul 2026 · 5:29 PM IST Dev IT bags ₹2.79 cr order from GIFTCL for digital twin portal
  2. 27d ago Dev IT traded margins for scale. The annual numbers show the cost.