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Sattrix profit doubles in first full year post-IPO

Revenue climbed 36% to ₹60.83 crore on cybersecurity demand. The company says its IPO proceeds are on track.


Mkt cap₹431 cr
P/E106.58×
ROE11.08%
Debt / eq.0.05
₹8.07 cr FY26 consolidated net profit, up from ₹4.04 cr in FY25.

What's new

  • Full-year net profit doubled to ₹8.07 cr; revenue grew 36% to ₹60.83 cr.
  • Board re-appointed founder Sachhin Gajjaer as MD for three more years.
  • Company confirmed ₹21.78 cr in IPO proceeds have been used as planned with no deviations.

Why this matters

This is the first full-year result since Sattrix went public. A profit doubling validates the growth story it pitched to IPO investors. Keeping the founder in the MD seat removes a key-person risk right as the company scales.

What we're watching

  • Whether Q4 margins held up to the full-year profit surge.
  • The pace of new client wins in international markets.
  • How the ₹21.78 cr IPO capital is being deployed across capex and working capital.

The full read

Sattrix Information Security's first full year as a listed company delivered the numbers it promised at its IPO. Consolidated revenue reached ₹60.83 crore, up 36%, and net profit doubled to ₹8.07 crore. The growth came from cybersecurity services and global expansion. The board also re-appointed founder Sachhin Gajjaer as Managing Director for three years, tying the company's near-term future to the person who built it. Separately, the firm said its ₹21.78 crore in IPO proceeds have been spent as disclosed, with no deviations. For a nano-cap that listed to fund a growth push, a profit doubling in year one is the simplest proof the plan is working. The market now expects it to keep doing so.

Questions answered

How fast did Sattrix grow in its first year as a listed company?
Revenue from operations grew 36% year-on-year to ₹60.83 crore. Consolidated net profit grew 100% to ₹8.07 crore from ₹4.04 crore in FY25.
What does the management change mean?
The board re-appointed Sachhin Gajjaer, a founding member, as Managing Director for a three-year term. This locks in leadership continuity for the founder-led cybersecurity firm.
Are the IPO funds being spent as promised?
Yes. The company confirmed its ₹21.78 crore in IPO proceeds have been utilised in line with the disclosed objectives, with no deviations reported during the period.
What does the 'execution momentum' rationale mean?
The analyst is framing the results as proof that the company's post-IPO growth strategy is working. The first full-year numbers back that up.
Mentioned: Sachhin Gajjaer · ₹60.83 cr revenue · ₹21.78 cr IPO proceeds
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