Virtual Galaxy Infotech Posts 97.05 Percentage Rise in PAT at Rs 32.12 Crore in FY2025
June 17, 2025: Virtual Galaxy Infotech Limited, a leading player in hybrid SaaS and enterprise software solutions, registered 97.05 per cent rise in net profit on a standalone basis at Rs 32.12 crore for the year ended March 31, 2025, as compared with Rs 16.30 crore in 2023-24. Revenue from operations on standalone basis increased by 95.48 per cent at Rs 120.14 crore during 2024-25, as against Rs 61.46 crore in FY24.
The company’s EBITDA increased by 79.37 per cent at Rs 55.55 crore in 2024-25, as compared with Rs 30.97 crore last year. The EBITDA margin stood at 46.24 per cent during the year under review as against 50.38 per cent last year.
Virtual Galaxy Infotech provides core banking software solutions, IT solutions, ERP implementation and customized software solutions development and IT services for the BFSI, ERP, and E-Governance domains. BFSI segment accounts for nearly 92 per cent of its total business but it has also been witnessing a steady traction in the other segments including ERP and e-governance among others.
Commenting on the company’s performance during 2024-25, Sachin Pande, Co-founder & Managing Director of Virtual Galaxy Infotech, said, “We have posted an impressive growth in both our topline and bottomline backed by a steady rise in demand for advanced IT solutions across various sectors. Our topline grew by nearly 95.48 per cent while the PAT increased by 97.05 per cent during 2024-25 with a major share of the business coming in from our core banking software solutions aimed at the BFSI sector. However, we have been continuously innovating and coming up with customised solutions to meet the varied demands of the industry. We are confident that this will help boost our topline further in the coming quarters.”
The company recently forayed into the cybersecurity domain by launching a groundbreaking cybersecurity product, Cyber Sentinel to address the rapidly evolving threat landscape. With this product, the company aims to leverage its extensive expertise in AI-driven technologies and enterprise solutions and redefine how organizations safeguard their digital assets in an era of increasing cyber risks.
“While core banking solutions continue to remain an area of focus for us but we are also constantly upgrading ourselves and moving up the value chain with an array of products and solutions aimed that can help empower organizations to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. We expect these products and solutions to gain wide acceptance in the market and contribute directly to our bottomline moving forward,” Pande said.
The company recently made a stellar debut on the stock exchange and got listed at a premium of 26.76 per cent on NSE Emerge.
