Black Box to use India’s digital and artificial intelligence boom to propel high-growth tech prospects

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Black Box to use India's digital and artificial intelligence boom to propel high-growth tech prospects
Black Box to use India's digital and artificial intelligence boom to propel high-growth tech prospects

Essar’s technology division, Black Box Ltd., has revealed a bold expansion plan centered on India with the goal of establishing itself as a strategic partner for international tech firms looking to enter the market.

Black Box provided impressive Q2 FY25 financial results during its most recent investor call. The company also talked about long-term intentions to use its experience in assisting with large-scale digital infrastructure projects as international tech companies expand into the Indian market.

With profits before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of Rs 135 crore, a 34% YoY increase, and a 60% YoY increase in profit after tax (PAT) to Rs 51 crore, Black Box reported significant financial growth for the second quarter of FY25. These improvements are a result of cost optimization, high-value solutions, and strong operational efficiencies. Black Box’s emphasis on sustained profitability was demonstrated by the EBITDA margin’s 260 basis point YoY improvement to 9.0% and the PAT margins’ 140 basis point YoY increase to 3.4%.

“We continue to see strong performance across our operations, reflecting our commitment to delivering market-driven solutions and driving operational excellence. As we expand in high-growth markets, we’re confident these results will continue to accelerate,” said Deepak Kumar Bansal, executive director and global chief financial officer of Black Box Ltd.

India offers Black Box a huge opportunity because of its 1.4 billion inhabitants and growing digital economy, which is being further fueled by the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The business is hopeful that it will see significant growth, especially as data center colocation providers and multinational tech giants look to enter the market.

“We see immense growth potential in India, which is rapidly becoming a global hub for digital transformation. Our strategy is to build on our success in North America and tailor our approach to India’s unique needs. India’s evolving digital landscape, combined with our expertise in large-scale tech infrastructure, positions us as the ideal partner for local and global players,” said Sanjeev Verma, whole time director of Black Box Ltd.

Black Box’s India-focused approach places a strong emphasis on high-impact, vertically tailored AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure solutions. With a focus on its top 300 clients who have significant technology spending and room to develop, the company is aiming for a $2 billion sales target over the next four years.

In order to boost its growth in India, Black Box intends to make large investments in people and improve its go-to-market approach. Over the coming years, the company’s local knowledge and profound comprehension of the wants of its international clientele are anticipated to propel significant expansion in the Indian market.

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