63 Moons Surges 3% as Q4 Consolidated Income Increases 67% YoY to ₹395 Cr

Synopsis:- Powered by a clutch of exceptional gains including the sale of its stake in an associate and a business undertaking, 63 moons technologies has reported audited consolidated financial results for FY2025-26  yet even these windfalls could not fully offset the structural losses running at the subsidiary level, leaving the group with a net loss attributable to shareholders of Rs. 22.43 crore for the full year.

Shares of the Mumbai-based financial technology and software services company came into focus on May 18, 2026, after its Board of Directors approved both the standalone and consolidated audited financial results for the year ended March 31, 2026, at a meeting held the same day. The stock closed up 4.86 percent on the BSE on the day the results were filed, reflecting cautious optimism around the standalone numbers even as the consolidated picture remained considerably more complex.

With a market capitalization of Rs. 3,209.37 crore, the shares of 63 Moons Technologies were trading at Rs. 696.5 per share, up 2.83 percent from its previous closing price of Rs. 677.35 apiece.

Consolidated Income and Profitability

On a consolidated basis, total income for FY2025-26 came in at Rs. 394.48 crore, a sharp jump from Rs. 236.09 crore in FY2024-25, a rise of roughly 67 percent year-on-year. The primary contributor to this surge was a near-fourfold increase in revenue from operations, which climbed to Rs. 210.63 crore from Rs. 46.64 crore in the prior year. This growth was driven largely by the Software Services and Solutions segment picking up steam, along with a new Trading segment that contributed Rs. 41.68 crore in the final quarter alone.

Despite the revenue uptick, consolidated total expenses rose significantly to Rs. 527.27 crore in FY26 from Rs. 314.94 crore the year before. The expense base was swollen by a sharp jump in employee costs to Rs. 166.50 crore (from Rs. 120.10 crore), legal and professional charges of Rs. 92.49 crore, and a catch-all “Other expenses” line that alone totalled Rs. 195.75 crore for the full year  more than double the prior-year figure of Rs. 74.16 crore. This ballooning cost structure meant the group recorded a pre-exceptional operating loss from continuing operations of Rs. 132.19 crore.

What prevented a deeper reported loss was a net exceptional gain of Rs. 95.99 crore. This comprised a Rs. 94.72 crore gain on the sale of the company’s residual stake in NTT Data Payment Services India (formerly Atom Technologies, its associate), and a Rs. 1.27 crore gain from the earlier sale of a business undertaking  partially offset by zero new write-offs at the consolidated level (the Rs. 119.21 crore bond write-off from Yes Bank AT-1 and IL&FS had already been recognised in FY25).

Even after adding back these one-time gains, the pre-tax loss from continuing operations stood at Rs. 36.81 crore. After accounting for taxes of Rs. 16.13 crore, minority interest of Rs. 31.46 crore, and a share of associate losses of Rs. 0.91 crore, the net loss attributable to shareholders from continuing operations came to Rs. 22.39 crore.

The full-year consolidated EPS (basic/diluted) stood at a negative Rs. 4.87, compared to a negative Rs. 7.20 in FY2024-25, indicating some improvement though loss-making status persists.

Segment-wise Performance

The consolidated segment results reveal the divergence within the business with greater clarity. The Software Services and Solutions segment reported revenue of Rs. 159.93 crore for the full year, up from Rs. 40.51 crore a year ago, a nearly four-fold rise attributable to new client additions and expansion of the ODIN platform and allied risk-management solutions. However, the segment still posted a loss of Rs. 55.74 crore at the segment results level (prior year: loss of Rs. 75.56 crore), reflecting the heavy upfront cost structure of building and maintaining a technology platform business.

The Trading segment was active only in Q4 FY26, generating revenue of Rs. 41.68 crore in that quarter itself, with a segment profit of Rs. 1.60 crore, a new line of business that appears to be related to subsidiary-level commodity or securities trading activity.

Q4 FY26 Standalone Outperformance

While the consolidated view remains loss-making, the standalone entity told a notably different story in Q4. Standalone revenue from operations for the March 2026 quarter stood at Rs. 47.72 crore, nearly six times the Rs. 8.44 crore recorded in Q4 FY25. The standalone net profit for Q4 came in at Rs. 154.09 crore, driven in large part by the Rs. 145.66 crore exceptional gain on the associate stake sale. For the full standalone year, net profit was Rs. 174.65 crore against a net loss of Rs. 1.81 crore in FY25, a complete turnaround, though one heavily reliant on asset monetisation rather than operating performance.

Dividend

Separately, the company proposed a final dividend of Rs. 2 per share for FY26, pending shareholder approval at the AGM. If approved, this would result in a cash outflow of Rs. 9.22 crore. Dividend distribution has been blocked by a Bombay High Court order since FY2014-15 in connection with an NSEL-related civil suit  though that civil suit has now been withdrawn pursuant to the Scheme, presumably clearing the path for dividend distribution going forward.

Business Overview

63 moons technologies is a Chennai-registered, Mumbai-headquartered financial technology company best known for its ODIN trading platform, which is used by dozens of brokers across equity, commodity, forex, and derivatives markets. The company also holds stakes in subsidiaries across cybersecurity (63SATS), exchange infrastructure (NSEL), media technology (Ticker Limited), and financial services.

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