Digital and Tech Outlook: From Info Edge to Nazara, India's Tech Core Strengthens in FY26
Info Edge (India): Resilient Core Business and Cash Flow Strength
Info Edge reported steady Q2 FY26 results with net profit at ₹3.17 billion and EBITDA up 6.1% QoQ to ₹2.8 billion. Margins expanded to 34.75% from 33.44% on improved cost management. Recruitment billings grew 11%, with cash generation rising 13% during the quarter.
Management highlighted improved hiring activity in tech and BFSI sectors and lower cash losses in non-recruitment segments like 99acres and Jeevansathi. Complaint investigation on 99acres operations is underway, but operations remain unaffected.
India’s internet leaders continue to demonstrate operational discipline, focusing on profitability over hypergrowth as digital adoption normalizes.
Nazara Technologies and Yatra Online: Digital Consumer Acceleration
Nazara Technologies entered into a franchise deal with PWR Indian League to co-own the Indian Pickleball League in Mumbai, marking its entry into sports entertainment IPs. The deal includes an annual fee of up to ₹5 crore with an 8% annual escalation, reinforcing its diversification strategy.
Yatra Online raised its FY26 EBITDA growth guidance to 35–40%, up from 30%, driven by a strong corporate travel pipeline. With improving air travel volumes and new SaaS-based tools for corporates, Yatra is well-positioned for sustainable profitability.
Both companies underline India’s expanding digital economy, where gaming, travel, and technology services continue to attract investor interest and growth capital.
MTAR Technologies and Danlaw Technologies: Engineering the Future
MTAR Technologies announced a new ₹271.75 crore order from an international client to be executed by Q2 FY27. The deal strengthens MTAR’s global relationships and enhances visibility for FY27 earnings. Management reiterated its goal to scale high-precision manufacturing and improve capital efficiency.
Danlaw Technologies reported a strong Q2 with 21% YoY revenue growth and EBITDA margin improvement to 14.61%. The company continues to benefit from automotive software demand and connected mobility solutions.
Tech manufacturing and software engineering firms remain key beneficiaries of India’s “China+1” tailwinds and global demand for precision solutions.
Bandhan Bank and Telecom Insights: Recovery and Rationalization
Macquarie’s sales desk turned positive on Bandhan Bank, citing attractive valuations at 0.7x FY27 book and improving risk-reward after earnings correction. Credit costs are expected to decline, and the bank remains one of the most shorted but fundamentally strong mid-cap names.
UBS expects Indian telecom ARPUs to rise 10–12% next year as tariff rationalization continues. It forecasts the emergence of a viable third player and normalized AGR conditions by FY27, supporting stable industry valuations.
The financial and telecom ecosystem reflects cautious optimism with a focus on pricing stability, capital efficiency, and improved returns through FY26–27.
Precision Wires and ARCL Organics: Emerging Manufacturing Stories
Precision Wires India reported robust Q2 with profit up 84% YoY to ₹35.6 crore and revenue up 22%. Margins improved to 4.8% on operating efficiency. ARCL Organics posted a 232% profit surge to ₹7.21 crore, supported by 53% revenue growth. Both firms highlighted strong order books and export momentum in niche chemical and engineering markets.
Emerging manufacturing companies are quietly building long-term export potential with specialization and capital discipline.
Sector Snapshot: Digital, Engineering, and Banking Convergence
- ✅ Digital services and SaaS companies expanding margins
- ✅ Manufacturing orders providing long-term earnings visibility
- ✅ Banking valuations attractive amid improving credit metrics
- ✅ Telecom poised for tariff-led earnings re-rating
Investor Takeaway
India’s Q2 FY26 digital and tech results confirm a phase of profitable scaling. Core digital companies like Info Edge and Yatra are balancing growth with efficiency, while engineering-led firms such as MTAR are cementing export visibility. Financials and telecom remain on course for a re-rating as operational metrics improve.
Nifty and Bank Nifty Expert Gulshan Khera, CFP®, who is a SEBI Regd Investment Adviser.
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