TAC Infosec H1 FY26 PAT Doubles To INR 16 Cr, Revenue Up 137% YoY

NSE SME-listed TAC Infosec’s net profit surged 138% to INR 15.6 Cr in the first half of the fiscal year FY26 (H1 FY26) from INR 6.5 Cr PAT reported in the same period previous year. 

On a sequential basis, the cybersecurity company’s profit zoomed 88% from INR 8.3 Cr reported in H2 FY25.

The jump in the company’s bottom line came at the behest of a notable uptick in its top line and improvement in margins. For the half under review, TAC Infosec reported an operating revenue of INR 29.5 Cr, a 137% jump from INR 12.4 Cr in H1 FY25. On a sequential basis, this marked a 63% increase from INR 18.1 Cr reported in the previous half. 

The company’s EBITDA grew 178% YoY to INR 19.2 Cr during the first half of FY26, from INR 7 Cr in the same period last fiscal. 

Including an other income of INR 87 Lakh, the company’s total income for the period stood at INR 30.4 Cr. 

On the expense front, TAC Infosec saw a 96% jump in its total expenses to INR 12.6 Cr in the period under review, from INR 6.4 Cr spent in the first half of FY25. Sequentially, the total expenses surged 26% from nearly INR 10 Cr in  H2 FY25. 

Besides announcing its financial performance, the company also announced a 1:1 bonus share issue by allotting 1.1 Cr fully paid-up bonus equity shares to eligible shareholders. To accommodate the bonus issue, the company also increased its paid-up capital from INR 10.48 Cr to INR 20.96 Cr.

Founded in 2016 by Trishneet Arora, TAC Infosec offers risk-based vulnerability management and assessment solutions, and other SaaS cybersecurity solutions to enterprises and small businesses. Its product suite includes ESOF VMP, ESOF AppSec, ESOF PCI ASF, ESOF CRQ and ESOF VACA. 

The company claims to be serving more than 3,000 clients across 100 countries including  Google, DBS, Berkeley Research Group, Nissan Motors, FAO of United Nations, Salesforce, Zepto, Dropbox, Blackberry, Xerox, FUJIFILM, CASIO, Juspay, among others. 

“As part of its 2030 Vision, TAC InfoSec is targeting 10,000 clients by 2026, cementing its ambition to become the world’s largest vulnerability management company by client volume,” the company said in a statement. 

To bolster its overseas presence, the Mohali-based company set up its UK-based step-down subsidiary, VULMAN Ltd, to offer its cybersecurity solution in the UK and Europe. 

Besides, TAC Infosec also made significant acquisitions in FY25, including a 60% stake in , a Europe-based Web3 security firm CyberScope Europe for $13.5 Mn, UAE-based cybersecurity consultancy TAC Cyber Security Consultancy LLC, and US-based Cyber Sandia IT & Cyber-Security Services LLC in August 2024 in a $25,000 deal. 

Shares of TAC Infosec ended today’s trading session up 5% at INR 751.15.