Allied Digital Posts Loss of Rs 7 Crore in March Quarter; Declares Dividend

Mumbai | June 6, 2025:  Allied Digital Services Ltd. (NSE: ADSL, BSE: 532875), a global IT transformation services provider, has announced its audited financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended March 31, 2025. The reports indicate that it has achieved its highest-ever annual revenues, along with securing strong order wins and maintaining sustained digital growth momentum.

Despite a 150% year-over-year decline in Q4 profit after tax (PAT) due to a sharp dip in profit margins, the company maintained 17% annual revenue growth. EBITDA margins held steady at 12% annually.

Consolidated Financial Highlights Of Allied Digital

Segment & Market Highlights Of Allied Digital

By Geography – FY25

• India Revenue: ₹302 Cr (↑37% YoY)
• ROW Revenue: ₹505 Cr (↑8% YoY)

By Segment – FY25

• Services Revenue: ₹618 Cr (↑9% YoY)
• Solutions Revenue: ₹189 Cr (↑58% YoY)

By Customer Type – FY25

• Government Orders: ₹242 Cr (↑97% YoY)
• Non-Government: ₹565 Cr (flat YoY)

Dividend Announcement By Allied Digital

Allied Digital Board has recommended a 30% dividend (₹1.50 per share of face value ₹5), subject to shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Allied Digital’s Key Business Wins & Orders

During Q4, ADSL secured orders worth ₹133+ crore. Notable deals include:

• 24/7 multilingual support for a US-based omnichannel furniture rental firm.
• IT collaboration support for a British oil & gas major.
• Digital Workplace Services for a CRISPR-based therapeutic company.
• SD-WAN infrastructure upgrade for MSETCL across Maharashtra.
• Facility management for a multi-speciality Gujarat-based hospital.

What Did The Management Say?

Mr. Nitin D. Shah, Chairman & MD, said:

“We reported record revenues of ₹807 crore in FY25, up 17% YoY, marking the highest in our history. India operations led growth with a 28% year-over-year revenue expansion, particularly from Smart City and Government projects.

The 30% dividend reiterates our confidence in sustainable shareholder returns.” He highlighted continued investments in AI, cybersecurity, IoT, and digital engineering, adding that ADSL’s transformation initiatives are streamlining global operations, enhancing governance, and strengthening long-term resilience.

How Did The Investors React?

Allied Digital shares fell by 2.52%, down ₹4.98, and were trading at ₹193.01 around 9:30 AM during the opening market session on June 6. It remains to be seen at what price the shares will end today’s trading session.

What’s Ahead?

Allied Digital remains optimistic about FY26, supported by:

• A diversified and growing order book
• Expanding adoption of Agentic AI, Generative AI, Cloud AI, and Cybersecurity solutions
• Focused investments in talent upskilling and ecosystem partnerships
• Improved working capital efficiency, with debtor days dropping to 76 in FY25 from 84 in FY23

About the Company

Allied Digital Services Ltd., established in 1984, is a listed global IT services leader based in Mumbai. It operates across 70+ countries and serves numerous Fortune 500 clients, offering solutions in cloud enablement, cybersecurity, smart infrastructure, and integrated digital solutions.

REF: https://nsearchives.nseindia.com/corporate/ADSL_06062025011436_Finalpressrelease.pdf

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