Orient Technologies Ltd., a leading end-to-end IT infrastructure services provider, has reported a strong second quarter and half-year performance for FY26, driven by sustained growth in its services business and continued expansion across key verticals. The company posted 22.25 per cent year-on-year growth in Q2 FY26, reflecting its ability to deliver scalable, innovative technology solutions that help enterprises adapt faster and operate more efficiently. Q2 FY26 Financial Highlights Revenue from operations: Rs 2.73 billion, up from Rs 2.23 billion in Q2 FY25 EBITDA: Rs 219.6 million, compared with Rs 207.2 million in Q2 FY25 Profit Before Tax: Rs 190.3 million Profit After Tax: Rs 141.7 million EPS: Rs 3.40 H1 FY26 Financial Highlights Revenue from operations: Rs 4.85 billion vs Rs 3.72 billion in H1 FY25 (up 30.48 per cent) EBITDA: Rs 392.9 million vs Rs 343.7 million Profit Before Tax: Rs 333.1 million Profit After Tax: Rs 242 million EPS: Rs 5.81 Segmental Revenue Breakdown (Q2 FY26) Telecommunication: 13.11 per cent BFSI: 14.90 per cent Government & PSU: 19.65 per cent ITeS: 4.94 per cent Mid-Market & Others: 47.40 per cent (Includes healthcare, manufacturing, infrastructure, real estate, logistics, education, e-commerce, conglomerates, energy and services.) Strategic Wins in Digital Transformation and Cloud Orient Technologies continued to strengthen its services-led growth through major digital transformation and cloud engagements: Successful completion of Phase 1 of the VAT Automation Solution for the Government of Maharashtra, a Rs 186.9 million project over five years. A three-year cloud transformation mandate from a foreign bank, valued at Rs 250 million, covering end-to-end implementation and management of its regulatory reporting infrastructure. Major Wins in IT Infrastructure Solutions Despite rapid expansion in services, the company continues to maintain leadership in its core systems integration business: A global pharmaceutical company awarded a Rs 37.5 million deal for implementing high-availability infrastructure via Dell Azure Stack. A Big Four consulting firm placed a Rs 300 million technology refresh order. New India Assurance Company Ltd. awarded a multi-year contract worth Rs 308.1 million for network, backup and storage management across its data centres. Management Commentary Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Sawant said the company delivered “another quarter of consistent growth” driven by strong execution and deep customer relationships. He added that the 22 per cent rise in quarterly revenue reflects the success of Orient’s pivot towards a services-led model, supported by large wins in cloud, digital transformation and government automation. He emphasised that the company will continue to focus on innovation, operational excellence and nationwide expansion to sustain its growth trajectory.