1. Opening Hook
While IT majors are busy blaming geopolitics, macro, and Mercury retrograde, Silver Touch Technologies calmly walked into a Valueportal call and said, “Relax, we have ₹650 crore visibility.”
No dramatic layoffs. No “demand muted” sob stories. Just long-term government contracts, AI buzzwords, and a chairman who sounded like he’s already in FY29.
This was less of a concall and more of a flex session—30 years old, 4,000 projects delivered, and still hunting growth like a startup on caffeine. The twist? Cash flows are sulking, capex is partying, and AI Pharma is being pitched as the next golden goose.
Read on—because once the e-governance dust settles, things get properly interesting.
2. At a Glance
- Order book ₹650 Cr – Management brought receipts, not vibes.
- Revenue CAGR 20–25% (3Y) – Apparently, turmoil skipped Ahmedabad.
- 85–90% domestic revenue – When global IT sneezes, Silver Touch wears a mask.
- 50–60% repeat orders – Clients ghost others, keep calling Silver Touch.
- 5–10 year contracts – Short-term volatility politely declined.
- Working capital up – BOT projects said, “Cash flow? Not today.”
3. Management’s Key Commentary
“We are a 30-year-old IT services company with 4,000
projects delivered.”
(Translation: We’ve seen Y2K, demonetisation, COVID—and survived. 😏)
“About 51% of revenue comes from software services.”
(Custom dev still pays the bills, despite AI stealing the spotlight.)
“E-governance contributes ~20% of revenue with 5–10 year contracts.”
(Slow money, sticky money, government money.)
“Our current order book stands at about ₹650 crore.”
(Visibility so good, even analysts relaxed.)
“50–60% of billing happens in the first year of a project.”
(Initial cash boost before O&M drip-feed starts.)
“AI4 Pharma can generate ₹1–5 crore ARR per plant.”
(Dream scenario activated; execution pending. 🚀)
“Working capital increased due to BOT projects.”
(Short-term pain, long-term ‘trust us bro’.)
4. Numbers Decoded
| Metric | What It Really Means |
|---|---|
| Order Book: ₹650 Cr | Revenue visibility for the next 3–5 years |
| Revenue Mix | 51% Software, 20% E-Gov, 15% SI, rest ERP & Cloud |
| Repeat Orders | 50–60% stickiness |
| Geography | India-heavy, low forex drama |
| Capex ₹21 Cr | Printers, scanners, testing centers—not vanity spends |
