Archive · 29 Jul 2026
KPIT Tech reports 28% profit decline
KPIT Technologies, a company that provides tech solutions, recently reported a 28% drop in its net profit for the June quarter.
This means they made less money compared to the previous quarter.
Their revenue also decreased by 2%.
The company's profit margins and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) also went down.
However, KPIT is optimistic about the future.
They expect things to improve in the second half of the fiscal year, thanks to new deals and improvements in their business.
The company's stock price went up by nearly 6% after they shared this positive outlook.
Additionally, KPIT has appointed new directors to strengthen its leadership.
KPIT Technologies reported a 28% decline in net profit to Rs 116.41 crore for the June quarter.
Revenue decreased by 2% to Rs 1,675 crore, with a 3.6% decline in constant currency terms.
EBIT margin decreased to 12.3% from 15.9% in the preceding quarter.
The company expects a recovery in the second half of FY27, driven by new deal wins and AI-led productivity gains.
Client spending cuts in Europe and Japan impacted KPIT's revenues, but the company believes this is temporary.
- Who
- KPIT Technologies
- What
- Reported a 28% decline in net profit and a 2% decrease in revenue for the June quarter.
- When
- June quarter of FY27
- Where
- Global operations, with significant impact from clients in Europe and Japan.
- Why
- Due to client spending cuts, supply chain issues, and competition from Chinese automotive OEMS and US tariffs.
Optimistic Outlook
Current Financial Decline
Financial Performance
Optimistic Outlook
The company expects a recovery in the second half of FY27 and improved margins due to AI-led productivity gains.
Current Financial Decline
KPIT reported a 28% decline in net profit and a 2% decrease in revenue for the June quarter.
Client Spending
Optimistic Outlook
The company believes client spending cuts are temporary and will stabilize in the second and third quarters.
Current Financial Decline
Top clients in Europe and Japan are under pressure, leading to reduced spending and impacting KPIT's revenues.
- Net Profit
- Rs 116.41 crore (June quarter)
- Revenue
- Rs 1,675 crore (June quarter)
- EBIT Margin
- 12.3% (June quarter)
- EBITDA
- Rs 287.77 crore (June quarter)
- New Deal Wins
- $257 million (June quarter)
- Stock Price
- Rs 638.60 (closing price on BSE)
- New Director
- Nirmala Pandit (additional non-independent non-executive director)
- Chairman
- Anant Talaulicar (appointed for one year)