Bignewsnetwork TAC InfoSec Reports Record Q1 FY27 Financial Results Amid AI Cybersecurity Boom
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- •TAC InfoSec's total income rose 96.8% year-on-year to 200 million INR in Q1 FY27.
- •Profit After Tax increased by 137% to 80 million INR, driven by AI-led cybersecurity demand.
- •The company's CyberScope segment faced challenges due to cryptocurrency market volatility.
TAC InfoSec Limited has announced record financial results for Q1 FY27, with total income rising by 96.8% year-on-year to 200 million INR. EBITDA increased by 97.1% to 98 million INR, and Profit After Tax surged by 137% to 80 million INR. The growth is attributed to strong demand for AI-led cybersecurity products, as enterprises adopt AI and cloud technologies, expanding their cyberattack surfaces. Despite a weaker performance from its CyberScope business due to volatility in global cryptocurrency markets, TAC InfoSec's core operations showed robust growth. The company maintained an EBITDA margin of 48.8% and a PAT margin of 40.2%, reflecting improved operational efficiency. The convergence of cybersecurity and frontier AI is seen as a pivotal moment for TAC Security, enhancing its market opportunities. The overall performance indicates a strong and diversified business model, with core cybersecurity platforms offsetting short-term pressures.
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