SynopsisThe company’s product and digital engineering services segment led the overall growth, gaining 75.4% sequentially, while the infrastructure management and security services (IMSS) segment increased 15.7%. The generative artificial intelligence AI business segment (GBS) grew 5.2%.Small-tier IT services provider Happiest Minds reported an 18.3% year-on-year growth in net profit for the first quarter of this financial year to hit Rs 67.6 crore, fuelled by improved execution. Sequentially, it grew 10.5%.Revenue for the April-June period stood at Rs 628 crore, increasing 14.3% year-on-year, while it gained 4% quarter-on-quarter. In constant currency terms, revenue increased 6.7% year-on-year. “There are concerns amongNow Playing
Happiest Minds reports 18% rise in Q1 net profit - The Economic Times
The company’s product and digital engineering services segment led the overall growth, gaining 75.4% sequentially, while the infrastructure management and security services (IMSS) segment increased 15.7%. The generative artificial intelligence AI business segment (GBS) grew 5.2%.
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Happiest Minds posted 18.3% YoY net profit growth to Rs 67.6 crore in Q1, with product engineering revenue surging 75% sequentially as GBS gains traction. Signals mid-tier Indian IT can drive margin expansion via engineering velocity and AI services bundling.
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