Netweb Technologies Soars: 102% Revenue Surge & Profit Doubles in Q1 FY26

Netweb Technologies just dropped a financial mic—revenue skyrocketed 102% while profits doubled. Not bad for a sector where 'growth' usually means burning VC cash slower than competitors.

The Numbers Don't Lie

Triple-digit revenue growth isn't a typo—it's a statement. Meanwhile, profit figures got cloned like a blockchain fork. Wall Street analysts are either scrambling to upgrade projections or quietly deleting their 'bear case' tweets.

Tech's Quiet Outperformer

While crypto bros were obsessing over memecoins, Netweb was busy printing real financial results. The company's now the anti-IPO—delivering actual performance instead of vaporware promises.

One hedge fund manager muttered, 'These numbers are so good they're almost suspicious—where's the creative accounting?' Meanwhile, Netweb's CFO is probably sipping champagne from a server rack.

AI segment grows 300%, drives 29% of revenue

AI systems emerged as a key growth driver, contributing 29 per cent of operating revenue with a 300 per cent year-on-year increase. The company successfully executed a large AI order in the defence sector during the quarter.

“This performance reflects our unwavering commitment to in-house design and manufacturing of next-generation systems, in alignment with the ‘Make in India’ vision,” said Chairman and Managing Director Sanjay Lodha. The company launched Skylus.ai, a GPU orchestration platform for AI infrastructure deployment, during FY25.

Netweb, which went public in July 2023, operates in high-performance computing, private cloud, and AI systems segments. The company serves IT, banking, government defence, education and R&D institutions through its manufacturing facility in Delhi-NCR and 18 offices across India.

Cash-positive position with negative net debt

The company reported negative net debt of ₹47.5 crore as of June 2025, indicating a cash-positive position.

The shares of Netweb Technologies India Limited ended today on the NSE at 2,055 up by ₹32 or 1.58 per cent.

Published on July 31, 2025