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RAMCO SYSTEMS LTD. Q1 FY26 Results

RAMCOSYSQ1 FY26 Results
Filing
MetricValue (₹ Cr)vs Q4 FY25
Revenue161.323.9%
Total Income164.834.6%
Expenditure155.583.5%
PBT9.2526.0%
Net Profit1.0878.7%
OPM18.01%8.73pp
NPM0.66%2.57pp
EPS0.2582.8%
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Ramco Systems Q1 revenue grows 15% YoY, posts revenue of USD 18.95m

08 Aug 2025 · 8 Aug 2025, 07:15 pm

Summary

Ramco Systems, a global enterprise software company, announced its Q1 FY 2025-26 financial results. The company posted a revenue of USD 18.95m, a 15% YoY growth. The net profit after tax for the quarter stood at USD 0.11m. The quarterly order bookings stood at USD 15m, marking a 36% increase QoQ. Recurring revenue reached USD 11.08m, including backlog billing. The company signed 2 'Million-Dollar plus' deals and maintained a stable base for future execution with an unexecuted order book at USD 168.55m.

Key Highlights

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    Q1 revenue grows 15% YoY

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    EBITDA of USD 3.83m in Q1 vs USD 5.21m in Q4

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    Quarterly Order Bookings stood at USD 15m, marking a 36% increase QoQ

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    Recurring revenue reached USD 11.08m, including backlog billing

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    Signed 2 ‘Million-Dollar plus’ deals

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    Unexecuted Order Book at USD 168.55m

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    Ramco maintained its zero-borrowing position

Management Comments

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Abinav Raja

Managing Director, Ramco Systems

Our approach to transformation is rooted in pragmatism and purpose. By embedding AI into core workflows, we are already seeing meaningful improvements in productivity and responsiveness. In parallel, our modernization efforts continue to simplify delivery and enhance scalability. What makes this journey even more meaningful is that we are achieving it while remaining debt-free, which allows us to pursue our transformation with clarity and confidence.

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Sandesh Bilagi

COO, Ramco Systems

We are seeing encouraging signs across topline, recurring revenue as well as order booking, which are direct outcomes of improved operational cadence and delivery efficiency. The unexecuted order book continues to remain in a healthy range, allowing us to plan resources effectively and maintain service quality. We would now concentrate more on scaling our business and products.

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