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MphasiS

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 6 Nov 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

14.75–15.75​%Margin target band · FY27Rakesh · p. 8
80​%Net income to operating cash flow conversion · FY27Rakesh · p. 8
105​daysDSO (normalised) · Q2 FY27Rakesh · p. 7
23​%Pipeline growth YoY · Q2 FY27Rakesh · p. 5
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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue4,5813,902+17.4%4,384+4.5%
EBITDA829722+14.9%796+4.2%
EBITDA margin18.1%18.5%-39 bps18.1%-5 bps
PBTProfit before tax768625+22.9%683+12.4%
Net profit561469+19.6%490+14.6%
EPS (₹)29.3424.54+19.6%25.61+14.6%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Margin · FY2714.75-15.75%Margins expected to stay within target band of 14.75% to 15.75%

FY27 revenue growth guidance raised to low double digits

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“On that basis, we are raising our FY27 guidance. We now expect revenue growth in the low double digits for the full year.”

Growth guidance for the year raised; pipeline at a record

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“Our pipeline is at a record, and today we are raising our growth guidance for the year.”

More figures from the call

Company · Demand
71​%AI-led share of pipeline
“Since the launch of Mphasis.ai, three years ago, our pipeline has grown to 3x its original size, and AI-led deals have grown from 12% of the pipeline to 71%.”
Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officerp. 5
BFS · Order book
4.1​%BFS pipeline sequential growth · Q2 FY27
“Growth was broad-based, with the BFS pipeline up 4.1% and the non-BFS pipeline up 4.8% sequentially.”
Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officerp. 5
Company · Order book
35​%Pipeline below $20 million growth YoY · Q2 FY27
“Opportunities below $20 million grew 35% year-on-year and 9% sequentially, reflecting the increase in shorter-cycle deal activity we called out last quarter, which continues to play out.”
Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officerp. 5
Company · Acquisitions and new business
28​USD millionRed Oak acquisition commitment · November
“you know that we have announced one on Red Oak which the closing conditions are expected to be concluded in November. So that's a $28 million kind of commitment.”
Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 11

In short

  1. 01FY27 revenue growth guidance raised to low double digits, from high single digits to low double digits.
  2. 02Margins expected to stay within the 14.75% to 15.75% band; H1 margin around 14.8%.
  3. 03Net new TCV was $466 million in Q2; trailing-twelve-month TCV is $1.8 billion.
  4. 04Total pipeline grew 4.4% sequentially and 23% YoY; 71% of pipeline is AI-led.
  5. 05Direct revenue grew 3.5% sequentially and 11.3% YoY in constant currency.
  6. 06Target of 80% net income to operating cash flow conversion in FY27 kept; FY28 to return to historic levels.
  7. 07DSO at 105 days after normalising delayed remittances, expected at double digit levels in Q3.
  8. 08Red Oak acquisition, a $28 million commitment, expected to close in November.

Order book

Net new TCV of $466 million in Q2; above $400 million for six quarters

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Net new TCV for Q2 was $466 million. With net new TCV above $400 million for six consecutive quarters, we have established a higher baseline for deal closures.”

Q2 TCV 66% AI-led with five large deals; TTM TCV $1.8 billion

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“TCV wins were $466 million for the quarter, 66% AI-led, including five large deals, taking trailing-twelve-month TCV to $1.8 billion.”

TCV for deals below $20 million up 26% on a TTM basis

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“As we said last quarter, the trend of shorter-cycle deals is holding, with TCV for deals below $20 million up 26% on a TTM basis.”

TCV ramp up expected in the next two to four quarters; large deals lumpy

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“So, are we expecting TCV ramp up in the next two to four quarters? The short answer is yes, because we have to obviously keep the conversion rate as high as it is or higher, and hence that will reflect into some of those deals converting, but large deals by definition are lumpy.”

Shift to short-tenure deals allows more growth with less TCV

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“When there is a shift in terms of intensity on a TCV basis between long tenure and short tenure, you can do more growth with lesser absolute TCV.”

Segments

Americas: Americas grew 3.1% sequentially and 12.4% YoY in Direct

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“From a geographic perspective, Americas continued to be our primary growth engine. It grew 3.1% sequentially and 12.4% YoY in Direct, driven by ramp-ups in large deal wins”

Rest of the World: Rest of the World grew 16.4% sequentially and 23.5% YoY, led by GCC work

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“The Rest of the World delivered strong growth of 16.4% sequentially and 23.5% YoY in constant currency terms. This was led by our growing participation in the GCC ecosystem with our global clients.”

EMEA: EMEA declined 3.3% sequentially and 9.0% YoY due to regional allocation

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“EMEA declined 3.3% sequentially and 9.0% YoY. As we have explained before, we classify geographies by the origin of contract. This quarter's EMEA numbers reflect revenue from a globally structured engagement that was allocated across regions.”

Enterprise Applications: Enterprise Applications 75.6% of revenue; grew 3.7% QoQ and 14.4% YoY

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“From a service line perspective, Enterprise Applications remains our core growth engine and contributed to 75.6% of our revenue. Direct revenue grew 3.7% sequentially and 14.4% YoY in constant currency, driven predominantly by AI-led modernization deals.”

BPO: BPO grew 6.6% sequentially and 18.7% YoY in Direct

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“BPO sustained its momentum, growing 6.6% sequentially and 18.7% YoY in Direct on new deal wins and AI-led propositions.”

Demand

BFS: Tria opening business-process budgets in BFS

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“In BFS, it is opening business-process budgets in lending origination, payment exception processing and client onboarding as examples.”

Business and operations budgets have increased addressable market

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“These budgets sit with business and operations leaders, and this has significantly increased our TAM.”

Large enterprises focused on building AI foundations and infrastructure

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“Almost every large enterprise is very rapidly focused on building the AI foundations, the AI harness, the AI infrastructure layer that will effectively enable them to adopt AI at scale”

Token costs expected to keep falling

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“On the second question around token cost, I think we predicted the token costs will continue to go down. I think they will go down even more.”

Deal conversion described as robust with no delay to call out

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“But at this point the conversion seems to be pretty robust and nothing else to call out for in saying that there is a delay.”

Margins and costs

Amortisation from TAP acquisition for Tria added cost this year

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“So, if you look at it, we made an acquisition for Tria with TAP and that has certain amortization cost that has come in this year.”

Margin around 14.8%, confirmed by CFO

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“You're right that we are around 14.8% and we've talked about some of the investments that have really set down.”

Shift to onsite mix in short-cycle AI programmes has stretched margins

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“We've seen a big shift in onsite mix. So, some of those have put stretch on margins and frankly, we will have to make those investments for growth.”

Management says it will prioritise growth over margins

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“So, I think all-in-all we'll continue to prioritize growth. Margins are something we can absolutely fix because that's more of an optimization exercise that can happen internally, but growth is really what is client dependent and that's where our focus is.”

Margin tailwind from Savings-led deals expected once platform matures

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“But as we accumulate a bunch of these deals and the platform gets deployed and matures in steady state, that's absolutely when the target, the margin tailwind will start showing up.”

Debt and working capital

Operating cash flow USD 34Mn after normalising USD 39.5Mn delayed remittances

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“Operating Cash flow generation was USD 34Mn after normalizing USD 39.5Mn of remittances initiated on 30th September and received in October.”

Normalised DSO rose about 10 days between Q1 and Q2

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“a normalized basis have gone up by about 10 days. If you look at it between Q1 and Q2. So, in many ways that is disappointing and we are trying to get that back.”

Payments for acquired contracts expected to be lower in FY28 than FY27

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“But right now, at least I think it's fair to assume that it will be lower in FY28 than in FY27.”

Cash flow generation expected to return to historic levels in FY28

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 18
“And our commentary is such that, for FY28 we will go back to our historic levels of cash flow generation.”

Over $900 million net new TCV in H1 without material cash investment

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“We've done $900 million plus of net new TCV in H1. I don't think any of those deals really had a material kind of cash flow investment.”

Acquisitions and new business

First Tria deployments going live

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“We have our first set of deployments going live as we speak. Remember we launched the platform in May.”

One-offs

Almost $39 million remittance landed a day late; called an anomaly

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 18
“Not seen very often of almost $39 million initiated on 30th, some challenge which is coming with value date of 30th but hitting our bank account on 1st. That's actually a pretty anomaly, event.”

Risks

Logistics and Transportation: Logistics and Transportation declined 12.0% sequentially amid geopolitical uncertainty

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“Logistics and Transportation declined 12.0% sequentially, on a smaller base. It continues to feel some impact from ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.”

Vendor consolidation deals highly competitive; large rivals use balance sheets

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“And of course, those kind of deals are highly competitive because everyone, especially the large players are very happy to use their balance sheet to drive some of those deal structuring cycles. We have to obviously be very, very cautious in how far we go.”

Furlough impact historically about 2%; no reason seen for change this year

Aravind Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“Historically we've seen about 2% kind of impact at an organization level of furlough. That's really been what we've seen. Right now, as we stand, we have no reason to believe it's going to be different this year.”

Long-term deal decisions slowed by complexity and AI noise

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“Of course, decision cycles are not easy especially for long term deals given the fair amount of complexity our clients are dealing with when it comes to making those decisions in the uncertainty - there's a fair amount of AI noise and the speed of change also scares the customer from committing.”

Other

Direct: Direct business grew 3.5% sequentially and 11.3% YoY in constant currency

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“In the Direct business, we grew 3.5% sequentially and 11.3% year-over-year in constant currency terms.”

TTM: Top 5 clients grew 15.1%, Top 10 13.0%, Top 11–20 22.7%

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“On a TTM basis, our Top 5 clients grew 15.1% YoY, and our Top 10 grew 13.0% YoY. Our Top 11–20 clients grew faster, at 22.7% YoY.”

Q2 EBIT margin flat; EPS up 14.6% sequentially to INR 29.4

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“Q2 EBIT margin remained flat. EPS increased 14.6% sequentially to INR 29.4.”

Tria adopted by multiple customers across verticals

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“But all I will tell you is that it is not just one client, it's a multiple number of customers and they are across verticals.”

Investing to certify leaders and expand forward deployed engineering capacity

Nitin Rakesh · Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“We are investing in people to run this: certifying our client-facing technology leaders on the value-stream playbooks and expanding deployment capacity through our FDE team.”

Sources

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