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Protean eGov Technologies (544021) Q4 21/22 earnings summary

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Q4 21/22 earnings summary

23 Oct, 2026

Executive summary

  • FY22 revenue from operations rose 14.55% YoY to ₹6,909.09m and PAT increased 55.62% to ₹1,438.87m; growth was led by higher PAN and eSign volumes.

  • Expanded reach to 1.03m PAN/TIN centres and strategic network entities; strategic priorities included open digital ecosystems, Account Aggregator, cloud, cybersecurity and international markets.

Financial highlights

  • Total income was ₹7,697.11m vs ₹6,521.51m; revenue from operations was ₹6,909.09m vs ₹6,031.32m, up 14.55% YoY.

  • PBT was ₹1,855.32m vs ₹1,158.80m; PAT was ₹1,438.87m vs ₹924.60m and basic EPS was ₹35.77 vs ₹23.08.

  • Total expenses increased 8.94% to ₹5,841.79m; the increase reflected higher variable expenses accompanying PAN and eSign volume growth.

  • Operating cash flow was ₹945.19m; cash and cash equivalents rose to ₹2,062.50m from ₹704.63m.

Outlook and guidance

  • Strategy targets expansion into open digital ecosystems, healthcare, education and agriculture, alongside digital onboarding and data verification APIs.

  • Account Aggregator services, Protean Cloud and cybersecurity advisory were positioned as new growth lines; Account Aggregator had RBI in-principle approval, with operations subject to final registration.

  • International plans included projects under the Ministry of External Affairs' Development Partnership Framework and COWIN customization for other countries.

  • Net-zero operating ambition set for calendar 2026, supported by emissions measurement, clean energy transition, efficiency programs, monitoring and benchmarking.

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