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BLS E-Services Continues Strong Growth in Q2 FY26
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BLS E-Services Continues Strong Growth in Q2 FY26

BLS E-Services (BLSe), a technology-enabled digital services provider, announced its consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025. The company continued to build on its growth momentum, driven by expansion across its digital, citizen, and financial service offerings.

Commenting on the performance, Shikhar Aggarwal, Chairman, BLS E-Services, said, “BLS E-Services delivered another quarter of strong performance, backed by robust growth in our key business segments and the steady expansion of our service ecosystem. Our focus on scaling digital and citizen services, deepening market reach, and strengthening delivery capabilities has further solidified our position in the assisted digital and financial services landscape.

We continue to expand our digital and financial inclusion ecosystem through cross-selling opportunities and strategic partnerships. During the quarter, we partnered with Aditya Birla Capital, Piramal Finance, and Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediaries, and collaborated with the Grameen Foundation for social impact initiatives. Our asset-light, scalable model—supported by a network of over 147,000 touchpoints and 45,400 Channel Service Partners—remains a cornerstone of our sustained growth and profitability. This model enables faster access to government services, reduces travel for citizens, and creates livelihood opportunities for village-level entrepreneurs, particularly women BC agents. Our role goes beyond transactions—it's transformational.

With strong execution, expanding service lines, and ongoing digital initiatives, BLS E-Services is well positioned to sustain its growth trajectory and deliver long-term value to all stakeholders.

BLS E-Services (BLSe), a technology-enabled digital services provider, announced its consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2025. The company continued to build on its growth momentum, driven by expansion across its digital, citizen, and financial service offerings.Commenting on the performance, Shikhar Aggarwal, Chairman, BLS E-Services, said, “BLS E-Services delivered another quarter of strong performance, backed by robust growth in our key business segments and the steady expansion of our service ecosystem. Our focus on scaling digital and citizen services, deepening market reach, and strengthening delivery capabilities has further solidified our position in the assisted digital and financial services landscape.We continue to expand our digital and financial inclusion ecosystem through cross-selling opportunities and strategic partnerships. During the quarter, we partnered with Aditya Birla Capital, Piramal Finance, and Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediaries, and collaborated with the Grameen Foundation for social impact initiatives. Our asset-light, scalable model—supported by a network of over 147,000 touchpoints and 45,400 Channel Service Partners—remains a cornerstone of our sustained growth and profitability. This model enables faster access to government services, reduces travel for citizens, and creates livelihood opportunities for village-level entrepreneurs, particularly women BC agents. Our role goes beyond transactions—it's transformational.With strong execution, expanding service lines, and ongoing digital initiatives, BLS E-Services is well positioned to sustain its growth trajectory and deliver long-term value to all stakeholders.

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