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Newgen Software Technologies

An Indian software-product company automating workflows inside banks, insurers and governments.

Most Indian IT companies sell engineering hours. Newgen sells software that can keep getting paid after the project ends. Newgen’s software is the invisible machinery behind paperwork-heavy organisations. A bank can use it for loan origination, an insurer for claims and a government agency for document workflows. It sells licences, subscriptions, implementation and recurring support. As recurring revenue grows, the business becomes stickier, more predictable and more scalable than simply adding more engineers for every new rupee of sales.

The one thing to remember: The more revenue becomes recurring, the more Newgen behaves like scalable software rather than project services.

How the business works

Newgen’s low-code platform combines content management, process automation, customer communications and AI. Customers typically pay for the product, implementation and then annual support or SaaS. Because the software sits inside mission-critical workflows, replacing it can be expensive and disruptive. Financial services and government are important end markets.

FY2025-26 snapshot

Revenue

₹1,574 crore

Net profit (PAT)

about ₹301 crore

PAT excluding exceptional items

about ₹334 crore

Annuity revenue

about ₹968 crore

FY26 SaaS revenue growth

about 36%

Figures are for the financial year 2025-26 as reported by the company. Educational context only.

Where the money comes from

Software licences and subscriptions SaaS/cloud subscriptions Implementation services Annual support and maintenance

What could make it much bigger?

Banks and insurers continue digitising workflows. SaaS can lift recurring revenue and customer lifetime value. AI/agentic automation can deepen the platform’s role.

What can go wrong

Implementation projects can start late, making quarters lumpy.

Global software vendors and IT firms compete aggressively.

Receivables can rise on large enterprise/government projects.

5 things to watch

  1. Annuity share

  2. SaaS/subscription growth

  3. New customer wins

  4. Americas growth

  5. EBITDA margin

Ramsam Takeaway

Newgen is a software-product company hiding inside India’s broader IT universe. Its most valuable asset is software embedded in workflows that clients do not want to replace. The important transition is from project revenue to annuity revenue. If subscriptions keep outgrowing one-time work, each year of growth should become higher quality.

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