Sify Q2 profit swings to INR 40 million year over year; Q2 revenue rises 31% to INR 13.8 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Sify Technologies swung to a profit of INR 40 million in the quarter ended September 2026 from a year-earlier loss.
  • Revenue climbed 31% year over year to INR 13.8 billion.
  • Net debt rose 58% from a year earlier to INR 45.33 billion at September-end.
  • Data center operational capacity stood at 136 MW at September-end, with another 113 MW contracted for delivery.


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