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Virinchi swings to ₹27 cr loss as legacy businesses shrink

Consolidated profit turned into a loss on shrinking healthcare and IT services, even as SaaS revenue grew 15.4%.

1 earlier story on Virinchi Ltd.
Mkt cap₹193 cr
ROE0.15%
Debt / eq.0.34
₹27.39 cr FY26 consolidated net loss, versus a ₹0.48 cr profit in FY25.

What's new

  • Consolidated revenue fell 7.2% to ₹286.13 cr; healthcare revenue dropped 23.2% and IT services fell 30%.
  • A one-time ₹8.43 cr write-off on receivables from QC Holdings hit the bottom line.
  • SaaS revenue grew 15.4% to ₹154 cr as Check 'n Go and MoneyTree reached a stable run-rate.

Why this matters

The result shows a business in transition, where the growing SaaS arm is not yet big enough to offset the rapid decline of the legacy hospital and IT services units. The standalone numbers, which exclude the healthcare subsidiary, paint a healthier picture with 19.5% revenue growth.

What we're watching

  • Whether the new hospital management team can arrest the 23% revenue decline in healthcare.
  • If the QC Holdings write-off proves to be an isolated event or the first of more bad debts.
  • The pace at which fresh promoter capital translates into a standalone healthcare turnaround.

The full read

Virinchi swung from a ₹0.48 crore profit to a ₹27.39 crore loss. A ₹8.43 crore receivable write-off from QC Holdings hurt. But the structural problem is legacy businesses. Healthcare revenue fell 23.2%. IT services revenue fell 30%. The SaaS segment grew 15.4% to ₹154 crore. Standalone revenue, which isolates the tech business, grew 19.5% to ₹183.38 crore. The write-off is a one-time hit. The shrinking healthcare arm is not. Management has put new capital and a new team in place. Whether that stops the bleed is the central question for FY27.

Questions answered

Why did consolidated profit swing to a loss?
The swing was driven by a ₹8.43 crore one-time write-off of receivables from a major SaaS customer, QC Holdings, combined with a 23.2% revenue decline in the healthcare segment.
How did the SaaS business perform?
The SaaS segment was the bright spot, growing 15.4% to ₹154 crore in revenue. The company said recent client additions Check 'n Go and MoneyTree have reached a stable run-rate.
What is the difference between the standalone and consolidated results?
Standalone revenue grew 19.5% to ₹183.38 crore, indicating the underlying IT and SaaS business is expanding. The consolidated decline is driven by the poorly performing healthcare subsidiary.
What is management doing to fix the healthcare business?
Management has infused fresh promoter capital into the healthcare subsidiary and installed a new management team. The stated goal is to turn the hospital business around in FY27.
Mentioned: QC Holdings · Check 'n Go · MoneyTree
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  1. 31 May 2026 · 4:39 PM IST Virinchi swings to ₹27 cr loss as legacy businesses shrink
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