Capillary Reports Strong Fourth Quarter And FY2026 Results
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Capillary Reports Strong Fourth Quarter And FY2026 Results

Capillary Technologies India Limited reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended 31 March 2026, with operating revenue rising by 26 per cent in the quarter and 23 per cent for the year. Operating revenue for the fourth quarter was Rs 1,913.5 million (mn) and for the full year Rs 7,346.0 mn, driven by expansion within the existing customer base and growth in new annual contract value.

The company delivered improved profitability with adjusted EBITDA of Rs 357.2 mn in the quarter and Rs 1,069.2 mn for the year, representing year-on-year increases of 28 per cent and 43 per cent respectively. Reported profit after tax for the quarter was Rs 433.6 mn and for the year Rs 523.9 mn, while normalized profit after tax, adjusted for exceptional items, was Rs 196.6 mn in the quarter and Rs 322.8 mn for the year.

Management attributed the results to healthy net retention rate expansion, the addition of large enterprise clients globally and early synergies from the May 2025 acquisition of Kognitiv. The company indicated that the strategic acquisition of SessionM from Mastercard strengthens access to a portfolio of Fortune 500 brands and that its proprietary artificial intelligence platform, aiRA, is being used to streamline customer migrations and improve enterprise productivity. Senior leaders indicated a continued focus on sustainable organic growth, profitability and the seamless integration of acquired teams and clientele.

Founded in 2012, Capillary Technologies offers artificial intelligence based cloud native software as a service products including Loyalty Plus, Engage Plus, Insights Plus, Rewards Plus and a customer data platform. The company serves 115 customers, including 20 Fortune 500 customers across 49 countries, and aims to help businesses build consumer value through its solutions. More information is available at www.capillarytech.com.

Capillary Technologies India Limited reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended 31 March 2026, with operating revenue rising by 26 per cent in the quarter and 23 per cent for the year. Operating revenue for the fourth quarter was Rs 1,913.5 million (mn) and for the full year Rs 7,346.0 mn, driven by expansion within the existing customer base and growth in new annual contract value. The company delivered improved profitability with adjusted EBITDA of Rs 357.2 mn in the quarter and Rs 1,069.2 mn for the year, representing year-on-year increases of 28 per cent and 43 per cent respectively. Reported profit after tax for the quarter was Rs 433.6 mn and for the year Rs 523.9 mn, while normalized profit after tax, adjusted for exceptional items, was Rs 196.6 mn in the quarter and Rs 322.8 mn for the year. Management attributed the results to healthy net retention rate expansion, the addition of large enterprise clients globally and early synergies from the May 2025 acquisition of Kognitiv. The company indicated that the strategic acquisition of SessionM from Mastercard strengthens access to a portfolio of Fortune 500 brands and that its proprietary artificial intelligence platform, aiRA, is being used to streamline customer migrations and improve enterprise productivity. Senior leaders indicated a continued focus on sustainable organic growth, profitability and the seamless integration of acquired teams and clientele. Founded in 2012, Capillary Technologies offers artificial intelligence based cloud native software as a service products including Loyalty Plus, Engage Plus, Insights Plus, Rewards Plus and a customer data platform. The company serves 115 customers, including 20 Fortune 500 customers across 49 countries, and aims to help businesses build consumer value through its solutions. More information is available at www.capillarytech.com.

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