Sagility India Smashes Records: Q1 Profit Rockets 38%, Revenue Surges 26% YoY – Stock Skyrockets 10%

Sagility India just flexed its financial muscle—and the market is losing its mind.

Profit explosion: A 38% year-over-year leap isn’t growth; it’s a corporate moonshot. Whatever they’re cooking in their back office, it’s working.

Revenue on fire: 26% higher than last year? In this economy? Either their clients are printing money or Sagility’s sales team deserves a private island.

Wall Street’s love affair: Shares spiked 10% because nothing makes traders happier than a company that beats the spreadsheet. (Cue the algorithmic buying frenzy.)

The cynical footnote: Let’s see how long this lasts before the ‘growth-at-all-costs’ hangover kicks in. But for now? Pop the champagne—just expense it to R&D.

PAT grows 38%, EPS surges 530%

The company’s adjusted profit after tax jumped 38 per cent to ₹199.7 crore, representing a 13 per cent margin. Adjusted EBITDA grew 26.5 per cent to ₹368.7 crore, maintaining a healthy 24 per cent margin. Basic earnings per share surged 530 per cent to ₹0.32, while adjusted EPS increased 30.5 per cent to ₹0.43.

Headcount up, attrition rate improves

Revenue from payer clients, which forms the bulk of business, grew 24.7 per cent to ₹1,359.7 crore, while provider segment revenue expanded 34.5 per cent to ₹179.2 crore. The company’s employee count reached 39,917, up 11.3 per cent from the previous year, with voluntary attrition improving to 27.6 per cent from 32.5 per cent in the previous quarter.

Managing Director Ramesh Gopalan attributed the performance to the deepening of client engagement and the successful integration of the BroadPath acquisition. The company serves five of the top ten US health insurance companies and operates 33 delivery centres across five countries. Sagility recently earned recognition as a leader in Avasant’s Healthcare Payer and Clinical Care Management RadarView reports for 2025.

Published on July 31, 2025