Bignewsnetwork TechD Cybersecurity Reports Record Growth in FY26 Financial Performance
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- •TechD Cybersecurity achieved a 74% revenue growth in FY26, reaching INR 51.8 Crore.
- •Profit After Tax (PAT) increased by 68% YoY to INR 14.04 Crore, demonstrating strong profitability.
- •The company launched its AI-driven platform 'TECHD ONE' and expanded internationally into Canada.
TechD Cybersecurity Limited announced its audited financial results for FY26, showcasing a remarkable 74% year-over-year revenue growth to INR 51.8 Crore. The company also reported a 68% increase in profit after tax (PAT) to INR 14.04 Crore. The second half of FY26 saw revenue surge by approximately 85% compared to the first half, driven by heightened demand for cybersecurity solutions. EBITDA for FY26 reached INR 20.16 Crore, reflecting improved operational efficiency. The launch of the AI-native platform 'TECHD ONE' and expansion into Canada and GIFT City IFSC were key strategic initiatives. The company maintains a debt-free balance sheet, enhancing its financial flexibility for future growth. TechD's international expansion aims to strengthen its global presence in the cybersecurity market. Overall, the results indicate a strong position to capitalize on emerging opportunities in cybersecurity.
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