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AI Systems Fuel Record Performance
The surge in Netweb Technologies’ Q3 FY26 performance, marked by a 141% year-on-year revenue increase to ₹804.93 crore and a 146.7% profit jump to ₹73.31 crore, is a direct consequence of its aggressive push into AI Systems. This growth vertical now constitutes 64.2% of quarterly revenue, signaling accelerated adoption of AI-led compute solutions across government and enterprise customers.
Robust Order Book and Strategic Orders
Netweb's strategic positioning was reinforced by the execution of a ₹450.39 crore strategic order during the quarter. Chairman and Managing Director Sanjay Lodha confirmed a total order book of nearly ₹2,300 crore, including an organic order book of ₹520 crore and L1 visibility of ₹300 crore. The company also maintains a pipeline estimated at ₹4,200 crore, providing substantial revenue visibility.
Balanced Revenue Mix and Client Base
While AI Systems dominate current revenue, Lodha clarified that organic AI revenue remains around 20–25%. HPC and Private Cloud together contribute 65–70%, ensuring a sustainable, balanced revenue mix. The company serves marquee clients including ISRO, Infosys, and Zoho with mission-critical solutions.
Supply Chain Resilience and Labor Code Neutrality
Netweb has largely sidestepped global supply-chain disruptions, including GPU shortages, due to strong partnerships with NVIDIA, AMD, and Samsung. Lodha stated there is no anticipated material impact on deliveries or margins. Furthermore, the company expects zero impact from new labor codes, having already aligned its wage structure.
Differentiated Full-Stack Model
Lodha emphasized Netweb's competitive edge: a full-stack, India-centric model where hardware and software are designed and manufactured in-house, a differentiator against global OEMs. Strong relationships with government entities and enterprise clients, coupled with its NVIDIA Elite Partner status, support strong pricing power.
Margin Outlook and Financial Health
While EBITDA margins moderated to 12.2% due to the scale of strategic orders, management indicated this is temporary. Underlying operating EBITDA margins stand at approximately 13.6% when adjusted for strategic order impacts. The company remains debt-free with ₹190.08 crore in cash reserves as of December 31, 2025, enabling future investments.