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Teachmint revenue jumps 2.8X to ₹205 crore

By Startup Enthusiast · 1 October 2026

What they do

Teachmint makes Teachmint X, an AI-powered digital classroom board that helps teachers plan lessons, set homework and track students

Operating revenue rose to ₹205.3 crore in FY26 from ₹74.2 crore a year earlier, driven by demand for that device

Loss before share-based costs shrank 34.2% to ₹28.9 crore, and the device is gaining ground in the Middle East and Southeast Asia

Teachmint sells interactive flat panels (smart digital boards, 65 to 86 inches) with classroom software and AI teaching tools.
Its buyers are schools, colleges and coaching centres, including IITs and large school chains.
It earns money from hardware sales bundled with software subscriptions, support and a three-year on-site warranty.
Its edge is one connected classroom system that covers planning, teaching and follow-up for teachers.
Operating revenue rose about 2.8 times to Rs 205 crore in FY26 from Rs 74 crore a year earlier, led by demand for its board.
It runs from Bengaluru with offices in Singapore, Manila and Dubai, and sells in India, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Africa.

Mihir Gupta: co-founder and chief executive; IIT graduate who built Teachmint's school and classroom software business.
Anshuman Kumar: co-founder and chief technology officer until April 2023, when he left to start Duolop, a relationship-management app.