Hyderabad, NFAPost: Engineering and information technology firm Cyient Ltd on Thursday reported a bigger-than-expected rise in fourth-quarter revenue, aided by a strong services deal pipeline.
The company’s consolidated revenue from operations rose 48.3% to Rs 1,751 crore ($213.22 million) for the three months ended March 31, beating analyst expectations of Rs 1,729 core, according to Refinitiv IBES data.
Revenue from the services segment was at Rs 1,448 crore, up from Rs 984 crore a year earlier. The Hyderabad-based company said it expects consolidated services revenue growth in the range of 15-20% year-on-year on a constant currency basis for fiscal 2024.
Cyient Executive Director and CEO Karthikeyan Natarajan said the company won five large deals in the core services (segment) with a strong total contract potential of $185.1 million this quarter.
“As we get into the new financial year, we will focus on partnering with our customers to design Digital and Connected Enterprises, Sustainable Industries, and an Autonomous World. We continue to enable the technology-led transformation that will help our customers solve problems that matter,” said Cyient Executive Director and CEO Karthikeyan Natarajan.
And to do this, Cyient Executive Director and CEO Karthikeyan Natarajan said the company is determined to invest in upskilling our associates. “The recognition of ‘Great Place to Work’ in India is further evidence of our commitment to building an inclusive and equitable workplace,” Cyient Executive Director and CEO Karthikeyan Natarajan.
John Deere recently awarded Cyient the coveted ‘Partner’ status for the high standards set in its supply chain charter for quality, cost, and innovation. The company also received the Enrico Apex Award for strategic contributions in scaling up and supporting Bosch Global Software Technologies globally.
This quarter Cyient also achieved the ‘Leader’ position in the ISG Provider Lens Quadrant study on Digital Engineering Services in Intelligent Operations The result comes at a time when the Indian IT industry is grappling with tightened spending from clients amid fears of recession and a banking crisis in key markets of the US and Europe.
Last week, India’s top two IT exporters, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Infosys Ltd posted disappointing quarterly numbers, with the latter forecasting the slowest revenue growth in six years.
Cyient’s consolidated net profit for the quarter, which stood at 1.63 billion rupees, was dented by 162 million rupees in legal costs incurred by one of the company’s U.S. units in an antitrust lawsuit.
The company’s design-manufacturing business Cyient DLM, which filed for listing earlier this year, reported an over-53% increase in revenue.
