It had reported a profit (due to owners of the parent company) of RS 7.75 Crore in the period of a year ago, according to a legal submission.
The turnover of the company from the activities rose slightly to RS 84.11 CRORE in Q1 FY26, from RS 82.47 Crore in Q1 FY25.
Successfully, profit and sales fell by 66.7 percent and 2.5 percent respectively respectively.
Enterprise Business grew by 7 percent on an annual basis and contributed 68 percent to the total turnover. Turnover from technology programs increased by 7 percent on an annual basis, while the turnover of BFSI and other programs fell by 9 percent year after year.
Hiring the sharp decline of BFSI (Banking, Financial Services & Insurance) in the reduced share of BFSI and other programs, and has also contributed to the decrease in the share of consumer activities, the company said. “TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Tech cut 42K+ jobs in two years, including the 12K dismissal of TCS; WorkPRO segment in Its in Its the hardest because customers remain carefully in the midst of trade tensions and technical spending.” Banking Q1 was tough (Axis, Kotak, HDFC, SBI, SBI, Icici) with margin prints and mutated attrition; Weakness spilled by insurance (slower premium growth) and NBFCs (shops/personal loan moderation), “the company said.
The company’s order intake during the revised quarter was RS 106.5 Crore, which represents an annual growth growth on an annual basis.
During the quarter, Niit Limited acquired a 70 percent interest in Coimbatore-based AI-driven deep-shocked SaaS platform IAMNEO for approximately RS 61.3 Crore, with the remaining 30 percent to be purchased in phases of its promoters when reaching agreed financial militons.
“In the current volatile environment, the company remained the course on its investments in AI-driven student-oriented education-based education. The strategic investments in Iamneo improves our ability to deliver impactful curricula of digital transformation,” said Vijay K Tadani, vice-chairman, Niit, said.
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