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Accelya Solutions India Ltd

| Consolidated Unaudited Results for Quarter & Nine Months Ended March 31, 2026

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⬤29th Apr 26

Summary : Accelya Solutions India reported strong Q3 FY26 consolidated financial performance with increased income and PAT, despite one-time labor code impact.

Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights

Financial Disclosures

  1. Consolidated Employee benefits expense (Q3 FY26): Rs. 3,664.95 Lakhs.
  2. Consolidated Finance costs (Q3 FY26): Rs. 195.19 Lakhs.
  3. Consolidated Depreciation and amortisation expenses (Q3 FY26): Rs. 1,457.54 Lakhs.
  4. Consolidated Other expenses (Q3 FY26): Rs. 6,500.18 Lakhs.
  5. Standalone Employee benefits expense (Q3 FY26): Rs. 3,660.41 Lakhs.
  6. Standalone Finance costs (Q3 FY26): Rs. 195.19 Lakhs.
  7. Standalone Depreciation and amortisation expenses (Q3 FY26): Rs. 1,457.54 Lakhs.
  8. Standalone Other expenses (Q3 FY26): Rs. 6,485.59 Lakhs.
  9. Consolidated Revenue from operations (Q3 FY26): Rs. 13,605.33 Lakhs.
  10. Consolidated Other income (Q3 FY26): Rs. 1,165.25 Lakhs.
  11. Standalone Revenue from operations (Q3 FY26): Rs. 13,486.33 Lakhs.
  12. Standalone Other income (Q3 FY26): Rs. 2,084.05 Lakhs.
  13. Both consolidated and standalone unaudited financial results presented.
  14. Consolidated Net Profit for Q3 FY26: Rs. 2,137.53 Lakhs.
  15. Standalone Net Profit for Q3 FY26: Rs. 2,981.85 Lakhs.
  16. Exceptional item (Labour Codes impact) of Rs. 1,171.61 Lakhs recorded in both.

Corporate Overview

  1. Operations spread across 11 countries worldwide.
  2. Provides financial and business intelligence solutions to the airline industry.
  3. Solutions available as hosted and outsourced in pay-per-use models.
  4. Partners with customers in sharing risks and rewards.
  5. Offers modular technology solutions for air travel, from offer to settlement.
  6. Solutions organized around commercial planning, sales, distribution, financial reconciliation, settlement.
  7. Positive and confident regarding financial performance.
  8. Highlights benefits of pay-per-use and partnership models.
  9. Over 250 airline customers.
  10. Serves airlines, travel agents, and industry bodies like IATA.
  11. Single reportable segment: software solutions for global airline and travel industry.
  12. Employs over 2,500 professionals worldwide.

Risk Factors

  1. Earnings fluctuations and growth management challenges.
  2. Intense competition in IT services industry.
  3. Client concentration and immigration restrictions.
  4. New labor codes impact gratuity liability.

Key Drivers

  1. Operating income increased quarter-on-quarter.
  2. Net profit significantly grew quarter-on-quarter.
  3. Pay-per-use model reduces customer investment.
  4. Partners with customers, sharing risks and rewards.

Auditor’s Report

  1. Review conclusion: nothing came to attention indicating material misstatement or non-disclosure.
  2. Reliance on prior period audit/review reports by Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP.

Board Commentary

  1. Financial implications from New Labour Codes on gratuity liability.
  2. Impact of New Labour Codes effective 21 November 2025.
  3. Increase in gratuity liability by Rs. 1,171.61 lakhs due to change in 'wages' definition.

Corporate Governance

  1. Audit Committee reviewed and recommended results to Board.

Management Discussion & Analysis

Future Strategy

  1. Partners with customers in sharing risks and rewards.

Industry Overview

  1. Serves the global airline and travel industry.

Performance Drivers

  1. Consolidated operating income increased to Rs. 1,360.53 million in Q3 FY26 from Rs. 1,328.90 million in Q2 FY26.
  2. Consolidated PAT increased to Rs. 213.75 million in Q3 FY26 from Rs. 139.40 million in Q2 FY26.
  3. Pay-per-use models reduce customer upfront capital investments.
  4. Business benefits of solutions quickly pay for themselves.

Critical Risks

  1. Fluctuations in earnings.
  2. Ability to manage growth.
  3. Intense competition in IT services.
  4. Wage increases in India.
  5. Ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals.
  6. Time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts.
  7. Client concentration.
  8. Restrictions on immigration.
  9. Ability to manage international operations.
  10. Reduced demand for technology in key focus areas.
  11. Disruptions in telecommunication networks.
  12. Ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions.
  13. Liability for damages on service contracts.
  14. Withdrawal of governmental fiscal incentives.
  15. Political instability.
  16. Legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India.
  17. Unauthorized use of intellectual property.
  18. General economic conditions affecting the industry.