Aurionpro Solutions reported audited results for the year ended 31 March 2026, with consolidated revenue of Rs. 14.11 billion (bn), a rise of 20.3 per cent year on year. Full year earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation stood at Rs. 2.82 billion (bn) and profit after tax was Rs. 2.15 billion (bn). In the fourth quarter revenue was Rs. 3.46 billion (bn), with quarter PAT of Rs. 620 mn and resilient margins despite a one-time labour code charge.

The banking and fintech franchise delivered solid momentum, with segment revenue at Rs. 7.51 billion (bn), up 19 per cent, supported by product deployments and client expansions. The company completed a go-live of its next generation cash management platform, iCashpro, at Commercial Bank of Ceylon and upgraded transaction banking engagements with Diamond Trust Bank across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. It also introduced Fintra, an AI native trade finance platform that automates document processing, compliance screening and risk scoring within integrated payment rails.

The technology innovation group reported growth of 22 per cent to Rs. 6.60 billion (bn) and secured its largest data centre mandate to date, a multi year Rs. 3.50 billion (bn) order from a hyperscale operator for an AI ready green data centre in India. The company also won a brownfield colocation project in Mumbai covering engineering, construction, testing and commissioning to global standards. Management said these contracts necessitate elevated upfront investment cycles as the business positions for AI era infrastructure demand.

The board entered the new financial year with an order book exceeding Rs. 18 billion (bn) and a substantial pipeline across both segments, and management indicated it would accept transient balance sheet pressure to capture long term opportunities. Guidance noted higher upfront working capital needs in FY27 and continued vigilance on execution in the Middle East and Africa region. An earnings conference call to discuss the results was scheduled for 12 May 2026.