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    Exato Technologies Ltd. IPO Analysis

    28 November 2025

    Exato Technologies is hitting the market with its IPO, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-driven customer-experience solutions. Let's see what they offer:


    Parameter

    Details

    Issue Type

    Fresh Issue of  ₹31.85 cr and OFS of ₹5.60 cr.

    Issue Size

    INR 37.45 crores

    Price Band

    INR 133-140 per share

    Lot Size

    1000 shares

    Net Issue

    25,41,000 Shares

    QIB Portion

    12,69,000 (47.44%) Shares

    NII Portion

    3,82,000 (14.28%) Shares

    Retail Portion

    8,90,000 (33.27%) Shares

    Listing Platform

    BSE SME

    Issue Opens

    November 28, 2025

    Issue Closes

    December 2, 2025

    Listing Date

    December 5, 2025


    First, let’s cut straight to what’s working and what’s not for Exato Technologies — before diving into their history and numbers.


    Strengths

    Risks

    Increasing ARR-led revenue gives longer-term predictability & customer lock-in

    EBITDA & PAT margins trail peers due to ongoing scale & product build-out costs

    Partnerships with NICE, Mitel, Acumatica boost market credibility & tech depth

    Dependence on a few major clients — any churn hits hard

    Positioned in CX-critical industries like BFSI, ITeS, telecom, healthcare

    Competitive pressure from global CX giants + domestic BPO/CPaaS players

    Growing international revenue diversification beyond India

    Fast-moving tech and AI evolution demands constant innovation to stay relevant


    Now that you’ve seen the snapshot, let’s unpack the full story behind these numbers and understand the business in context.


    Industry Analysis: Why does this industry matter now?

    The CX and enterprise-automation industry is undergoing a major shift as companies move from legacy call-centres to AI-driven, omnichannel, cloud-based interaction platforms. Across BFSI, IT-ITES, healthcare, telecom, ecommerce and retail, firms are adopting sentiment analytics, automation and virtualised contact-centre solutions to cut costs and improve retention. 

    In 2024, India’s call- and contact-centre outsourcing market generated about USD 3.86 billion and is expected to reach USD 9.04 billion by 2030 with a strong CAGR of around 15.2%. Meanwhile, tightening data-security and compliance requirements are increasing demand for secure communication infrastructure. 

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