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    Aurionpro Solutions Limited

    AURIONPRO
    Information Technology·12 May 2026
    Management Summary

    Aurionpro Solutions Limited reported FY26 revenue of INR 1,411 crores, a 20.2% growth, with EBITDA and PAT margins within guided ranges despite Q4 being below expectations. The quarter was impacted by geopolitical issues in MEA and project planning delays, leading to revenue slippage. The company is making significant upfront investments in AI-native software, data centers, and transit, entering FY27 with a strong order book exceeding INR 1,800 crores, and expects continued aggressive growth while managing temporary balance sheet pressures.

    Highlights

    5

    • FY26 Revenue grew 20.2% to INR 1,411 crores, demonstrating strong execution against a complex backdrop.

    • EBITDA margin was 20.02% and PAT margin was 15.02% for FY26, well within the guided ranges of 20% to 21% and 15% to 16%.

    • Entered FY27 with an order book exceeding 1800 crores and a healthy pipeline across all segments.

    • Secured one of India's largest AI-focused data center mandates from a leading hyperscaler.

    • In transit, secured large strategic wins across India and the pipeline is extremely strong, with the business becoming meaningfully more global.

    Concerns

    5

    • Q4 performance was below par, with revenue growth falling short of the planned 30% for FY26, achieving 20.2%.

    • Q4 was impacted by the war in MEA, leading to shortfalls in committed Q4 deal closures and planned project completions.

    • Revenue slipped from Q4 into Q1 because of planning delays on a very large hyperscaler contract (INR 350 crores).

    • Absorbed a one-time impact from labor code implementation.

    • Higher upfront investments and working capital needs for FY27 are expected to cause temporary balance sheet pressure.

    Key financials

    Single quarter

    03 metrics
    1. 01Revenue₹1,411 Cr+20.2%YoY
    2. 02EBITDA Margin20.0%
    3. 03PAT Margin15.0%

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 1,800 crores

    as of 2026-03-31

    quantified

    Execution

    executable over the next 12 months

    Pipeline

    deal pipeline tcv

    healthy pipeline across all segments

    Cancellations / Deferrals

    • deferred:Shortfall in committed Q4 deal closures and planned project completions due to war in MEA.
    • deferred:Revenue slippage from Q4 into Q1 for a very large hyperscaler project due to planning delays.
    • deferred:Execution constrained by genuine supply chain disruptions and Middle East war issues.

    "The order book for FY27 is strong, but execution in Q4 was impacted by geopolitical issues and project delays, leading to revenue slippage and a shortfall of over INR 100 crores from planned Q4 revenue."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

    2
    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    Capex disclosed

    Debt

    Debt disclosed

    Guidance & targets

    5
    CategoryTargetPriority
    Revenue
    FY27 Revenue Growth
    ahead of industry growth rate
    		Medium
    Profitability
    FY27 Margin Profile
    no significant dip
    		High
    Investments
    Upfront Investments
    higher than typical year
    		High
    Investments
    R&D/Capitalized Investments
    150-200 crores
    		Medium
    Working Capital
    Working Capital Requirement
    200-250 crores
    		Medium

    What to watch in Q1 FY27

    4

    Middle East Deal Closures & Project Execution

    next quarter (Q1 FY27)
    CurrentActivity restarting, but Q4 impacted by delays.
    TargetNormalization of activity and conversion of deals/projects.

    Why it matters

    MEA was a significant drag on Q4 revenue and execution; recovery is key for FY27 performance.

    The biggest impact on Q4 and likely Q1 of this year as well was the war in MEA. The Middle East has become an increasingly important growth engine over the last couple of years, as you would have noted, particularly for Banking and we fell really short there on both committed Q4 deal closures as well as planned project completions. We believe this is temporary.

    Risks & concerns

    4
    RiskSeverity

    Geopolitical instability in MEA

    War in MEA impacted Q4 deal closures and project completions, leading to revenue slippage into Q1 FY27; management is diversifying and increasing resilience. — Management acknowledged

    high

    Project planning and execution challenges

    Hyperscaler project revenue slipped from Q4 to Q1 due to planning delays; overall execution constrained by supply chain and MEA issues, requiring better planning. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Higher upfront investments and working capital needs

    FY27 will see higher upfront investments and working capital needs for larger projects, leading to 'transient pressure' on the balance sheet, which the company is prepared to absorb. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    AI-led disruption and rapid stack rebuilding

    Rapid changes in AI necessitate rebuilding core software stacks, requiring significant and urgent investments to remain competitive and capture generational opportunities. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Q&A highlights

    8

    “What I will say is, we will continue to grow ahead of the industry growth rate, we will continue to beat that by a meaningful number... I feel long term, medium term, we will continue to grow very aggressively. Over the short term, we missed some events, we need to make sure we are resilient against those events.”

    Analyst pushes for specific FY27 growth guidance (e.g., 20%+ vs. 30% historical), but management defers, citing market uncertainties while affirming aggressive long-term growth and no significant margin dip.

    asked by Dharmesh Kant

    2 min read6 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Q4 and FY26 Performance Overview

    Aurionpro Solutions Limited concluded FY26 with a revenue of INR 1,411 crores, marking a 20.2% year-on-year growth, which was below the initial target of 30%. The company achieved an EBITDA margin of 20.02% and a PAT margin of 15.02%, both within the lower end of the guided ranges of 20-21% and 15-16% respectively. Q4 performance was described as 'below par,' primarily due to external factors and revenue falling short by over INR 100 crores from planned figures.

    02

    Impact of Geopolitical Factors and Project Delays

    The war in the Middle East significantly impacted Q4, leading to shortfalls in committed deal closures and planned project completions, with revenue slipping from Q4 into Q1. Additionally, planning delays on a very large hyperscaler project, valued at INR 350 crores, further contributed to the Q4 revenue shortfall. The company also absorbed a one-time📎 impact from labor code implementation, highlighting vulnerabilities to extraneous shocks.

    03

    Strategic Investments in AI and Data Centers

    Aurionpro is making substantial upfront investments in AI and data centers, recognizing generational opportunities. This includes building a fully AI-native trade finance platform and rebuilding the entire Banking stack with Aurion AI. The company secured one of India's largest AI-focused data center mandates, reinforcing its position as a partner of choice for hyperscalers. These capitalized investments, including intangibles, are estimated to be between INR 150-200 crores over the next four quarters.

    04

    Banking and Transit Business Outlook

    The Banking and AI software segments continue to secure strategic go-lives and are rebuilding their stack with AI-native architecture, including a new trade finance platform. The transit business has secured large strategic wins in India and is expanding globally, with a strong pipeline. The NBFC platform now serves over 30 clients and is expected to grow further. Management expects Banking to constitute slightly over 50% of revenue and TIG slightly less, with TIG potentially growing faster next year.

    05

    Capital Allocation and Working Capital Management

    FY27 is expected to see higher upfront investments and increased working capital needs due to larger projects, which will exert 'transient📎 pressure' on the balance sheet. The company aims to maintain a healthy cash position and does not anticipate taking on new debt. Management estimates a working capital requirement of INR 200-250 crores for the next year and is focused on improving efficiency in contracting and payment terms to minimize this.

    06

    Future Growth Strategy and Resilience

    Despite near-term roadblocks, management is confident in delivering strong FY27 growth, aiming to grow aggressively ahead of the industry rate without a significant margin dip. The strategy involves diversifying geographically (expanding into Europe and Southeast Asia), deepening customer relationships in MEA, and building resilience against extraneous shocks. The company believes its full-stack ownership strategy fundamentally changes business economics and will lead to better margins as the business matures.

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