Datamatics Global Services Results Update
Datamatics reported FY26 revenue of ₹1987.2 Crore, up 15.3% YoY. EBITDA rose 62.1% to ₹371.6 Crore, driven by strong demand for AI-led digital technology solutions.
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Datamatics reported FY26 revenue of ₹1987.2 Crore, up 15.3% YoY. EBITDA rose 62.1% to ₹371.6 Crore, driven by strong demand for AI-led digital technology solutions.
Datamatics Global Services will merge its two wholly-owned digital and cloud subsidiaries. The integration aims to simplify group structure and enhance end-to-end digital transformation offerings.
Datamatics Global Services recommended a final dividend of ₹5 per equity share for 2026. This distribution highlights the company's commitment to delivering consistent shareholder value.
Datamatics Global Services Ltd reported revenue from operations of ₹519.3 Cr (+4.5% YoY) and net profit of ₹44.9 Cr (+0.0% YoY) for Q4 FY26.
Datamatics reported consolidated annual revenue of ₹1,987.15 Crore and declared a 100% final dividend. The board also approved a scheme to amalgamate two wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Datamatics Global Services scheduled a board meeting on May 21, 2026. Directors will consider FY2026 audited financial results and recommend a potential dividend.
Datamatics Global Services reconstituted its Board Committees effective May 08, 2026. This administrative update ensures ongoing compliance with SEBI corporate governance and committee composition regulations.
Datamatics appointed Mr. Hitesh Gajaria and Mr. Navnit Singh as Independent Directors for five-year terms. These strategic board additions strengthen corporate governance and oversight.
Datamatics expanded its relationship with a fast-growing American Insurtech firm to drive AI-led operations transformation. The company will now service mission-critical processes including Claims, Collections, and Underwriting using AI-powered solutions. This expansion underscores Datamatics' deep expertise in the insurance domain and its ability to scale technology-led operations for US-based clients.
Datamatics expanded its relationship with a US-based InsurTech firm to manage AI-led operations across underwriting, claims, and collections. The engagement leverages Datamatics' AI framework to transform mission-critical insurance processes and drive operational efficiency.
Datamatics announced that Phase 1 of Mumbai Metro Lines 2B and 9 have gone live with its Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) and mobile ticketing systems. The project, inaugurated on April 8, 2026, provides faster entry-exit and auto-fare deduction. This marks a continued association following the company's prior implementations for Lines 2A and 7.
Datamatics launched TruAI Underwriting, an Agentic AI solution to automate and streamline insurance underwriting. The solution aims to reduce turnaround time by 70% and costs by 50% while improving accuracy. This marks the first product in their TruAI enterprise suite, targeting global insurance providers for improved risk assessment.
Datamatics Global Services Ltd reported net profit of ₹36.3 Cr (-51.3% YoY) for Q3 FY26.