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Genesys International Corporation Limited, company providing advanced mapping, survey and geospatial services announced its financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025
Key Consolidated Financials |
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Particulars |
FY'25 |
FY'24 |
Y-o-Y % |
Q4 FY25 |
Q4 FY24 |
Q3 FY25 |
(Y-o-Y) |
(Q-o-Q) |
Y-o-Y % |
Q-o-Q % |
Total Revenue* |
315.39 |
203.27 |
55.16% |
94.27 |
71.63 |
90.93 |
22.64 |
3.34 |
31.60% |
3.68% |
EBITDA |
146.48 |
85.57 |
71.20% |
49.88 |
36.72 |
44.40 |
13.17 |
5.48 |
35.86% |
12.35% |
PAT * |
56.10 |
21.61 |
159.59% |
18.95 |
14.85 |
20.66 |
4.10 |
-1.72 |
27.59% |
-8.31% |
*Total Revenue includes Revenue from Operations and Other Income
*PAT – PAT attributable to Equity Share Holder’s of the Company
Key Highlights:
- Consolidated Revenue for Q4FY25 at Rs.94.27 Cr up by 3.68%
- Consolidated EBITDA increased to Rs.49.88 crs from Rs.36.72 crs in the same quarter previous year constituting 35.86% growth on a y-o-y basis.
- Consolidated EBITDA increased to Rs.49.88 crs from Rs.44.40 crs in the previous quarter constituting 12.35% growth on a q-o-q basis. EBITDA Margin stood at 52.92 % compared to 51.26% on q-o-q basis
- Consolidated PAT increased to Rs. 18.95 Cr from Rs.14.85 Cr constituting 27.60% on y-o-y basis
Commenting on the Results, Mr. Sajid Malik – Chairman & Managing Director said, “Our results clearly reflect the accelerating adoption of high-definition map data, underscoring its critical role as an enabler across multiple pillars of the Indian economy. From infrastructure development and urban planning to transportation, logistics, telecommunications, and utilities, the demand for precise and reliable geospatial intelligence is no longer optional — it’s a necessity. The successful rollout and execution of our India Map Stack mark a pivotal milestone, laying the foundation for scalable, next-generation solutions. As the need for high-definition 3D data becomes increasingly ubiquitous, we foresee our platform driving innovation and efficiencies across a wide array of industries, helping businesses, governments, and technology partners make smarter, faster, and more informed decisions. This adoption is not just a technological shift; it represents a transformational leap for India’s data economy.”