Results · Enterprise Software & IT
IndiQube reports FY26 revenue growth and profitability
By Startup Enthusiast ·

- Date
- Company
- IndiQube Spaces
- What it does
- Managed workspace provider for enterprises
- Kind
- Results
- Amount
- ₹1,450.8 Cr
- Sector
- Enterprise Software & IT
What they do
IndiQube provides managed office spaces to large corporations and global capability centres
What happened
The company reported Rs 1,469 Cr revenue in FY26 with 37% growth and EBITDA of Rs 301 Cr
Why it matters
Net profit turned positive despite accounting losses from non-cash depreciation and interest charges
The details
- IndiQube Spaces released its full-year financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026.
- Total revenue reached approximately Rs 1,469 Cr, reflecting a year-over-year growth of 37%.
- Operating profit before interest and taxes stood at Rs 301 Cr with a margin of 21%.
- The company posted a net profit of Rs 125 Cr after adjusting for specific accounting items.
- Quarterly revenue in Q4 was Rs 407 Cr, continuing the strong growth trajectory seen throughout the year.
- Operating cash flow surged by 147% to Rs 304 Cr compared to the previous fiscal year.
- Some articles report a net loss due to Ind AS accounting rules regarding lease liabilities and depreciation.
- The market valued the company at roughly Rs 3,773 Cr based on its share price at the close.
The bigger picture
- The shift to reported net profit highlights improved operational efficiency and cost management.
- Strong cash flow generation indicates healthy business fundamentals beyond accounting adjustments.
- Growth in value-added services contributes significantly to overall revenue diversification.
- High occupancy rates demonstrate sustained demand for flexible enterprise workspace solutions.
About the business
- It manages over 130 centres across 17 cities covering nearly 10 million square feet.
- The platform serves 848 clients including 42% global capability centres and IT firms.
- Average client lock-in period is 34 months with very low monthly churn rates.
- Value-added services like food and facility management contributed Rs 218 Cr to revenue.
- The tech platform MiQube processed 1.4 million transactions during the fiscal year.
- Steady-state occupancy for mature centres remains high at 88%.
- Large clients typically sign longer contracts averaging 48 months for their space needs.
What happens next
- Management aims to continue expanding its footprint while maintaining high occupancy levels.
Founders
- Rishi Das, Co-founder & CEO
- Meghna Agarwal, Co-founder
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