Mr. Raju Vegesna, Chairman, said, “India's digital transformation is entering a phase of execution at scale. What was once a digital transformation agenda has now become a business imperative, with organizations investing in technology to improve productivity, resilience, and customer experience.
The country continues to benefit from a unique combination of progressive policy initiatives, expanding digital infrastructure, and a deep pool of technology talent. As AI adoption gathers pace, the need for secure, scalable, and interconnected digital infrastructure will become even more critical. This presents a significant opportunity for India to strengthen its position as a global technology and innovation hub.
At Sify, we continue to align our investments with these long-term trends. Our integrated portfolio of Data Centers, Networks, and Digital Services enables us to support customers as they modernize their technology environments and prepare for an AI-enabled future.
India is no longer preparing for the digital future—it is actively shaping it. Sify remains committed to building the infrastructure and capabilities that will help power this next chapter of growth.”Mr. M P Vijay Kumar, ED & Group CFO, said, “During the quarter, we continued to strengthen the operational foundations of our businesses through disciplined execution, improved resource utilization, and targeted investments across each of our portfolios.
We continue to invest in capacity expansion, network modernization, and technology platforms that position us to address emerging demand from AI, cloud, and data-intensive workloads. At the same time, we remain vigilant in managing costs, optimizing cash flows, and enhancing operational efficiencies across the organization.
While investments in infrastructure and talent continue to influence depreciation, interest, and manpower costs, these are aligned with our long-term growth objectives and are supported by a prudent approach to risk management and financial planning. Our priority remains unchanged: maintaining a strong balance sheet, preserving financial flexibility, and creating enduring value for shareholders through disciplined growth and responsible stewardship of capital.
The cash balance at the end of the quarter was INR 4,597 Million”.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
The Revenue split between the businesses for the quarter was Network services 39%, Data Center services 42% and Digital services 19%.
The Data Center subsidiary sold 5 MW of capacity in the quarter.
As on June 30,2026, Sify provides services via 1238 fiber nodes across the country, a 7% increase over same quarter last year.
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENTS
Among the most prominent new contracts were the following:
Network Services
One of the largest international banks contracted for large capacity Cloud inter-connect in major data centers and branch network integration with hyper scale cloud providers.
Another international bank contracted for managed services and network integration across their branches and SDWAN.
One of the largest capital market service providers contracted to implement a high uptime, large capacity network connecting data centers in different cities to facilitate training and inferencing for their AI workloads.
One of India’s largest e-commerce service providers contracted Sify for a Wide Area Network to connect their dark stores across more than 800+ locations in 100+ Cities.
Sify launched its Onnet Platform enabling real-time, on-demand provisioning of network services.
Data Center Services
A pan-India health services provider contracted to transition from a competitor’s data center to Sify’s data center.
A domestic banking player contracted to move from their on-prem location to Sify data center.
A new-age wallet services provider contracted to repatriate their cloud services to Sify’s multiple data center locations.
One of India’s oldest banks contracted Sify to set up their near-disaster-recovery location in Sify’s data center.
Sify delivered data center capacity in one of the newest facilities to a global major in mobility instruments.
Digital services
An insurance major contracted to migrate from their on-premise data center to one of our cloud platforms.
The government’s data repository division and a regional bank contracted for managed services.
A private cyber-security player contracted Sify to build a green-field cloud service.
One of India’s oldest industrial houses contracted Sify for disaster-recovery-as-a-service.
Multiple players including a regional bank, an insurance major and a division of the aviation ministry contracted for on-prem private cloud commissioning.
Contracts for managed services came from one of India’s largest steel majors, an agro-tech major, a microfinance startup and a speciality chemicals player.
Contracts for security operations center and security services came from a regional bank and an insurance major.
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