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The company achieved significant margin expansion, with adjusted EBITDA growing 63% Y-o-Y in Q3, outstripping revenue growth and indicating more than 100 bps improvement. (1 exceeded, 3 met, 1 revised across 5 tracked commitments)
“During FY25, we expect to record total ESOP expenses close to INR100 million.”
The company has reiterated this guidance in the current Q1 FY26 presentation, showing a solid start with 31.4% YoY growth in the first quarter. (2 in progress, 1 exceeded, 1 missed, 1 met across 5 tracked commitments)
“Given our strong performance this quarter, we are upping our guidance to 50% to 55% growth in our top line for FY25.”
Zaggle plans to integrate Mobileware's solutions to enhance embedded payment capabilities. (+1 more commitment)
“Zaggle plans to integrate Mobileware's innovative solutions into its ecosystem, enhancing its capabilities in embedded payments and streamlining transaction experiences”
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Propel revenue grew significantly to INR 168 Crores, though gross margins temporarily dipped to 3.5% due to high brand usage (Amazon/Flipkart) during the festive season; management expects a return to 7-9% margins in H2. (2 expanding)
“Propel Points revenue stood at INR1,679 million INR or about INR168 crores... the current quarter the propel margins were reduced on account of high brand usage in terms of Amazon and Flipkart”
Program fee revenue saw robust expansion, reaching INR 126 Crores for the quarter, driven by increased card spends and new corporate onboarding. (1 expanding)
“Program fees, the revenue stood from program fees at about INR1,261 million Indian rupees or INR126 crores.”
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