SaaS company Capillary Technologies turned profitable in the run up to its IPO, reporting a profit after tax of INR 13.3 Cr in FY25 compared to a loss of INR 59.4 Cr in FY24.
This marks Capillary's second attempt at public listing, with plans to raise funds for cloud infrastructure, R&D, and acquisitions through its IPO.
In FY25, Capillary's operating revenue increased to INR 598.3 Cr, with the retail sector contributing the highest share followed by healthcare, BFSI, and consumer packaged goods.
The company emphasizes the US market, aiming to acquire small to mid-sized companies in the loyalty sector to further penetrate this market.
Capillary's revenue sources include retainer services, installation services, and campaign services, with a total income of INR 611.9 Cr in FY25.
The company managed to reduce total expenses in FY25 to INR 533.3 Cr, with the largest expenses comprising employee benefits, software and server charges, consultancy expenses, and other miscellaneous expenses.
North America was Capillary's biggest market, accounting for 57% of its operating revenue in FY25, while Asia-Pacific contributed 24%.
Capillary's top customer accounted for 16.5% of its top line in FY25, showcasing long-term relationships with marquee clientele.
The company focused on scaling enterprise-grade loyalty solutions, discontinuing certain products and businesses to align with this strategic direction.
Capillary's FY25 performance saw a notable turnaround from losses in previous fiscal years, signaling positive growth and profitability for the SaaS company.