Nagpur, Feb 17th: Virtual Galaxy Infotech Limited, a leading player in hybrid SaaS and enterprise software solutions, registered 18.56 per cent rise in net profit on a standalone basis at Rs
9.58 crores for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, as compared with Rs 8.08 crores same period last year. The growth in net profit was backed by a growing demand for IT solutions across various sectors.
Revenue from Operations on a standalone basis grew by 39.23 per cent at Rs 41.26 crores during the quarter under review, up from Rs 29.64 crores last year.
The company’s EBITDA increased by 24.30 per cent at Rs 18.16 crores in Q3FY26, as compared with Rs 14.61 crores last year. The EBITDA margin stood at 44.00 per cent during the period under review.
For the nine-months ended December 31, 2025, net profit increased by 25.48 per cent at Rs 31.60 crores while Revenue from Operations grew by 25.83 per cent at Rs 127.40 crores.
Virtual Galaxy Infotech Limited (VGIL) is an AI-first technology company delivering intelligent solutions across core banking, fintech, digital payments, cybersecurity, ERP, and e-Governance. Its offerings include AI-driven core banking, Conversational AI platforms, Banking-as-a-Service, digital payments, AI-enabled cybersecurity, and blockchain-based transaction frameworks. While the BFSI segment contributes nearly 92% of revenues, VGIL is witnessing strong momentum in AI-led growth across public sector, ERP, and governance solutions.
Commenting on the company’s performance during the quarter, Sachin Pande, Co-founder & Managing Director of Virtual Galaxy Infotech Limited, said, “There has been a steady surge in demand for advanced IT solutions across various sectors including BFSI, ERP and e-governance. We have been coming up with customised products and solutions to cater to the diverse needs of these sectors and this has helped shore up our revenues. While BFSI constitutes a major chunk of our total business, we are expecting the other sectors such as ERP and e-governance to also scale up in the coming quarters. We are hopeful of sustaining the growth momentum going forward.”
The company had, in 2025, forayed into the cybersecurity domain by launching a ground breaking cybersecurity product 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.
With its recent foray into the African markets of Tanzania and Malawi, it expects the growth to receive a further impetus moving forward.