Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Blue Cloud Softech Shares Begin Trading on NSE Main Board
Blue Cloud Softech is an Indian technology company based in Hyderabad.
Its shares can now be bought and sold on the NSE main board.
The company will continue to be listed on BSE too.
About 9.23 crore shares were approved for trading on the NSE.
Having shares on two exchanges gives investors more choices, according to the company’s chairman.
Blue Cloud says it has grown from an IT services company into an AI-focused group.
Its revenue and profit both increased during FY26.
Its latest quarter also showed strong revenue growth.
Blue Cloud Softech Solutions began trading on the National Stock Exchange main board on August 18.
The company remains listed on BSE, with about 9.23 crore equity shares admitted for NSE trading.
Chairman Janaki Yarlagadda said dual listing would provide shareholders greater choice and liquidity.
Blue Cloud reported FY26 consolidated revenue of Rs 1,002 crore, up 26%, and profit after tax of Rs 60.5 crore, up 37%.
June-quarter revenue increased 41.9% year on year to Rs 292.53 crore, supported by work in AI platforms, public safety, healthcare and digital infrastructure.
- Who
- Hyderabad-based Blue Cloud Softech Solutions, chaired by Janaki Yarlagadda.
- What
- The company’s equity shares began trading on the National Stock Exchange main board while remaining listed on BSE.
- When
- Effective August 18; the articles do not specify the year.
- Where
- On the National Stock Exchange main board in India; the company is based in Hyderabad.
- Why
- The company said dual listing gives shareholders greater choice and liquidity.
- NSE trading start
- Effective August 18
- Shares admitted
- About 9.23 crore equity shares
- Existing listing
- The company continues to be listed on BSE
- FY26 revenue
- Rs 1,002 crore, up 26%
- FY26 profit after tax
- Rs 60.5 crore, up 37%
- June-quarter revenue
- Rs 292.53 crore, up 41.9% year on year
- Business areas
- AI platforms in public safety, healthcare and digital infrastructure