Quick Heal Technologies reported revenue of Rs 70.3 crore and an EBITDA of Rs 2.6 crore, with a PAT of Rs 4 crore.
CEO Vishal Salvi attributed the success to strategic initiatives and innovations in cybersecurity, highlighting significant traction from Phase-2 products like XDR, Zero Trust, and Data Privacy.
CFO Ankit Maheshwari noted substantial year-on-year growth, driven by enterprise business adoption and continuous innovation in the consumer segment.
Key achievements this quarter include a 37 per cent revenue growth and 117 per cent EBITDA growth YoY, a 4.6/5 rating for Seqrite by Gartner Peer Insights, and onboarding a government client with 10,000 users. Strategic partnerships with EET Group and NewJaisa.com expanded market presence, while Seqrite Labs detected over 128 million threats, including 400,000 ransomware attacks.
Quick Heal also reported a net profit of Rs 4.03 crore compared to a net loss of Rs 12.76 crore in the previous quarter, with sales rising 36.64 per cent YoY.