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RateGain shares hit 52-week high after strong Q4 results

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RateGain provides data, distribution and marketing technology to travel companies

Shares rose 3% to ₹774.6 after Q4 net profit jumped 27.7% to ₹70 Cr and revenue surged 174.5%

The stock has rallied 83% since April 2026, driven by institutional buying and the Sojern acquisition

RateGain shares hit a 52-week high of ₹801.8 intraday on the BSE on 1 June 2026.
The stock closed 3% higher at ₹774.6 on the same day.
The rally was driven by institutional buying, strong Q4 FY26 results, and the outlook from the Sojern integration.
Sundaram Mutual Fund bought 9.42 lakh shares (0.80% equity) in RateGain via open market last week.
Sundaram Mutual Fund's holding increased to 5.47% from 4.67%.
The stock has rallied 83% since April 2026 from ₹439.15.
RateGain acquired Sojern in Q2 FY26 for $250 Mn.

Q4 FY26 net profit was ₹70 Cr, up 27.7% YoY and 164.2% QoQ.
Q4 FY26 operating revenue was ₹715.6 Cr, up 174.5% YoY and 32.5% QoQ.
FY26 net profit was ₹194.4 Cr, down 6.9% from FY25, while revenue grew 69.4% to ₹1,823.6 Cr.
Q4 FY26 EBITDA was ₹147 Cr, up 142.7% from a year ago.
FY26 EBITDA was ₹337.5 Cr, up 45.4% from FY25.

RateGain operates three segments: DaaS (Data as a Service), distribution channel, and martech (marketing technology).
The martech segment contributed ₹1,260 Cr in FY26 revenue, 69.1% of total revenue.
The DaaS segment contributed ₹195.6 Cr in FY26 revenue, 20.3% of total revenue.
The distribution channel segment contributed ₹360 Cr in FY26 revenue, 10.7% of total revenue.
The company serves 13,000+ existing customers.
The company says it operates the largest travel intent data platform globally.
AI is delivering commercial outcomes for the company.

RateGain intends to speed up its go-to-market approach and sell more products to its 13,000+ existing customers.
The company has a $1 Bn ambition for FY27.
CEO Bhanu Chopra said the Sojern integration is ahead of plan and AI is delivering commercial outcomes.