TAC Infosec’s H2 FY25 Profit Surges 89% YoY To INR 8.3 Cr

NSE SME-listed cybersecurity company TAC Infosec’s consolidated profit after tax grew 89% to INR 8.3 Cr in the second half of the financial year 2024-25 (H2 FY25) from INR 4.4 Cr in the year-ago period. 

On a sequential basis, the company’s profit rose 27% from INR 6.53 Cr. 

In the six months ended March 31, 2025, the company’s operating revenue skyrocketed 174% to INR 18.1 Cr from INR 6.64 Cr in the corresponding period of the previous year.

Sequentially, this was an increase of 46% from INR 12.40 Cr. 

For the complete fiscal year FY25, TAC Infosec’s profit rose 134% to INR 14.84 Cr from INR 6.33 Cr in FY24. On similar lines, its top line for FY25 also surged 160% YoY to INR 32.20 Cr. 

“We are extremely proud of our outstanding performance in FY24-25, with substantial revenue and profit growth. Our strategic acquisitions, combined with a strong focus on innovation and market expansion, have positioned us as a leader in the cybersecurity space,” TAC Infosec founder and CEO Trishneet Arora said.

Founded by Arora in 2016, TAC Infosec provides risk-based vulnerability management, cybersecurity quantification, and penetration testing services through a SaaS model. 

Its flagship product ESOF (Enterprise Security in One Framework) is an all-in-one platform that empowers enterprises to proactively manage their cybersecurity posture, streamline vulnerability analysis, and enhance incident safety. 

TAC Infosec had about 3,000 clients spread across 100 countries at the end of FY25. Some of its notable clients include Nissan Motors, FAO of United Nations, Salesforce, Zepto, Dropbox, Blackberry, Xerox, FUJIFILM, CASIO, Juspay, among others. 

In a statement, the cybersecurity firm said that it exceeded its 3,000 fresh client acquisition target for the fiscal in the month of March. Without giving any names, the company said that some of its new client wins in the fiscal included “major companies in the US, UK, France, Canada, Japan, and India”.

The company’s global expansion bid was supported by the acquisitions it made in the fiscal year FY25. These include: 

— In February 2025, it acquired a 60% stake in CyberScope Europe, a Europe-based Web3 security firm, for $13.5 Mn. It said that the acquisition expanded its global footprint, “adding smart contract audits to its vulnerability management portfolio”.

— TAC Infosec forayed into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region with the acquisition of UAE-based cybersecurity consultancy TAC Cyber Security Consultancy LLC.

— TAC Infosec acquired US-based Cyber Sandia IT & Cyber-Security Services LLC in August 2024 for a cash consideration of $25,000. The acquisition was aimed at enhancing its presence in the US public sector. Cyber Sandia held a critical state-wide agreement with the State of New Mexico for IT professional services. 

TAC Infosec’s Performance On The Stock Market

Shares of the NSE-Emerge listed company have been on a bull run on the bourses. The company listed on the platform on April 5 last year at INR 290 apiece, a premium of 173.6% to the issue price of INR 106.

Since then, the company’s shares have been on an upward trend and touched an all-time high at INR 1,427.90 on April 2 this year, bringing in close to 4X returns for its IPO investors.

However, the stock declined close to 15% last week. TAC Infosec’s shares ended today’s trading session 7.30% lower at INR 1,038. 

It is pertinent to mention that the NSE, last week, tightened the rules for the migration of SME companies to the mainboard.

The new rules specify that a SME company looking to hop on the mainboard must have an operating revenue of over INR 100 Cr in the previous fiscal year. Besides, it should also be a profitable entity for at least two out of the previous three financial years.