Conference Call with Allied Digital Services Management and Analysts on Q3FY25 Performance and Outlook. Listen to the full earnings transcript.
IT Consulting & Software company Allied Digital Services announced Q3FY25 results 29% increase in consolidated Revenue for Q3FY25 on YoY basis (Rs 221 crore compared to Rs 171 crore during Q3FY24). 29% increase in consolidated EBIDTA for Q3FY25 on YoY basis. 52% increase in consolidated PAT for Q3FY25 on YoY basis (Rs 18 crore compared to Rs 12 crore during Q3FY24). EBITDA margin increases 100 Basis points in Q3FY25 on QoQ basis. PAT margin increases 200 Basis points in Q3FY25 on QoQ basis . Nitin D. Shah, Chairman & Managing Director, Allied Digital Services Limited (ADSL) said: “We are delighted to announce a robust performance in Q3FY25, achieving Consolidated Revenues of Rs 221 crore, reflecting YoY growth of 29%. This marks the second consecutive quarter where revenues have surpassed the Rs 200 crore mark in quarterly revenue, underscoring our sustained momentum. The India business continued its strong trajectory, with Standalone Revenues growing by 45% YoY in Q3. Despite ongoing cost pressures and strategic investments in talent and new geographies, we have reported improved EBITDA and PAT margin, demonstrating our operational resilience. Ordering activity in India remained robust, supported by a healthy pipeline from both Enterprise and Government customers. With Smart Cities investments poised to accelerate, we anticipate further growth in this segment. Internationally, the US market has shown signs of improved activity following the conclusion of the presidential election, and this is expected to have a positive ripple effect on Rest of World markets too. Over the past few quarters, our strong order wins have resulted in a well-diversified order book, spanning multiple industries, geographies, and service lines, providing excellent visibility for our long-term growth. The India enterprise market continues to deepen, while our Smart City business maintains its stellar performance. Additionally, we are witnessing early signs of recovery in discretionary spending by Enterprise Customers in the US and Rest of World markets. These factors collectively fuel our confidence in the future, as all key business engines are well poised. The efforts we have put to make the business future ready by integrating next generation technologies such as cloud, cybersecurity, AI, Machine Learning, and Big Data into our Digital Engineering Services are now benefiting us by way of larger contracts and an increased global presence. Our ongoing investments in upskilling our workforce, developing future-ready solutions, and forging strategic partnerships ensure that we are well-equipped to capitalize on the promising opportunities ahead and drive sustainable growth.” Result PDF