Quess Corp Limited has released the presentation delivered by its Chairman at the 19th Annual General Meeting. The document details the company’s performance in FY26, outlining key financial metrics such as Revenue of ₹15,305 Cr and Adjusted PAT of ₹230 Cr. It also outlines the strategic focus areas for FY27, including deepening the core business, expanding talent mobility corridors, and leveraging AI-driven productivity.
Chairman’s Address at 19th AGM
Quess Corp Limited has shared the presentation delivered by its Chairman, Ajit Isaac, at the 19th Annual General Meeting held on August 25, 2026. The presentation covers the company’s journey since listing, its financial performance in FY26, and its strategic vision for the upcoming fiscal year.
FY26 Performance Highlights
The financial performance for FY26 shows a consolidated Revenue of ₹15,305 Cr, a 2% increase year-on-year. EBITDA stood at ₹312 Cr, up 19%, with an EBITDA margin of 2.0%. Adjusted PAT grew by 10% to ₹230 Cr, and Adjusted EPS was ₹15.4, a 9% rise. The company also reported a strong start to Q1 FY27 with Revenue of ₹4,182 Cr, a 15% YoY increase.
Key segments contributing to FY26 performance included General Staffing with Revenue of ₹13,176 Cr and Professional Staffing contributing ₹930 Cr. The company highlighted its commitment to sustainability, with ₹14,000 Cr+ paid in wages and statutory benefits and 57,277 first-time workers brought into the formal system.
Strategy and Focus Areas for FY27
Looking ahead to FY27, Quess Corp’s strategy centers on five key areas: Grow the core by shifting the mix to Construction, Manufacturing, and Value-Added Services; Lift margin quality by scaling higher-margin businesses; Open talent mobility corridors by building on international partnerships, particularly in Japan; Deepen technology by extending AI across sourcing and associate engagement; and Reward shareholders by maintaining dividend policy and a debt-free balance sheet.
The company emphasized its ongoing capital allocation strategy, having returned ₹800 Cr+ to shareholders over the last six years and declared a dividend of ₹11 per share for FY26. It also noted that gross debt is nil, with net cash of ₹271 Cr.
Source: BSE
