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Virtual Galaxy Infotech Limited, a leading player in hybrid SaaS and enterprise software products and solutions, registered net profit on a basis at Rs 22.02 crores for the half year ended September 30, 2025, as compared with Rs 19.13 crores for last half year ended September 30, 2024 .
The company’s EBITDA stood at Rs 38.82 crores in H1FY 25-26, as compared with Rs 30.8 crores last year. The EBITDA margin stood at 45.07 per cent during the period under review.
Virtual Galaxy Infotech provides core banking software solutions, IT solutions, ERP implementation and customized software solutions development and IT services for the BFSI, ERP, and E-Governance domains. BFSI segment accounts for nearly 92 per cent of its total business, but it has also been witnessing a steady traction in the other segments, including ERP and e-governance, among others.
Commenting on the company’s performance during the quarter, Sachin Pande, Co-founder & Managing Director of Virtual Galaxy Infotech, said, “We have been witnessing a steady traction in demand for our IT solutions across various sectors. While the BFSI sector accounts for a major bulk of our business, we have also been registering a steady rise in demand from other segments including ERP and e-governance. This has helped shore the top line which has registered an impressive growth of 20.28% per cent at Rs 86.13 crores. Our profitability has also seen a good growth backed by our customised offerings and solutions. We expect the growth momentum to continue in the coming quarters.”
The company had, earlier this year, forayed into the cybersecurity domain by launching a ground-breaking cybersecurity product, Cyber Sentinel to address the rapidly evolving threat landscape. With this product, the company aims to leverage its extensive expertise in AI-driven technologies and enterprise solutions and redefine how organizations safeguard their digital assets in an era of increasing cyber risks.
Virtual Galaxy has also witnessed a fair share of growth from exports, which currently account for nearly 11.47 per cent of its top line. With its recent foray into the African markets of Tanzania and Malawi, it expects the growth to receive a further impetus moving forward.
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