A significant portion of the IPO proceeds will be spent on expanding Kratikal Tech’s global footprint through investments in its overseas subsidiaries, Threatcop FZ LLC in the UAE and Threatcop AI Inc in the US.The company plans to deploy these funds for sales and marketing initiatives, workforce expansion and business development in international markets, reflecting its ambition to respond to rising global demand for cybersecurity solutions.
In addition to geographic expansion, Kratikal Tech plans to invest in product development, with a focus on improving its AI-driven cybersecurity platforms and expanding its service offerings to address evolving cyber threats.
Founded as an AI-first cybersecurity company, Kratikal Tech operates on a two-layer security model that combines People Security Management, technology and process security. Through its Threatcop platform, the company focuses on mitigating human-centric cyber risks, such as phishing, by assessing employee behavior and providing targeted training.
Under the Kratikal brand, it provides security solutions for enterprise technology infrastructure, addressing vulnerabilities in networks, cloud environments, applications, mobile platforms and APIs. The AI-powered platforms, including Threatcop and AutoSecT, are designed to proactively identify, prioritize and remediate cyber vulnerabilities. The company also offers services such as vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, red team exercises, application and infrastructure security, and governance, risk and compliance solutions.
Kratikal Tech serves over 638 customers across industries including BFSI, fintech, telecom, IT and ITES, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce and manufacturing, with operations in India and international markets. The company employs more than 184 skilled professionals and works as a security auditor at CERT-In and the NSE.
On the financial front, Kratikal Tech reported revenues of Rs 20.85 crore for the year ended March 31, 2025. EBITDA stood at Rs 5.51 crore, while profit after tax stood at Rs 4.23 crore, highlighting the strong operating leverage in its SaaS-led business model.
As cybersecurity spending rises globally amid increasing digital adoption and regulatory scrutiny, Kratikal Tech’s proposed SME IPO positions the country to capitalize on both domestic and international growth opportunities as it scales its AI-driven platforms and services.
Beeline Capital Advisors has been appointed as book running lead manager for the issue, while KFin Technologies will act as registrar.
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