NIIT Limited Reports A 40% Rise In Its Fiscal Net profit
Saturday, May 8th, 2010
India’s largest IT training company NIIT Limited on Friday reported a 40% rise in its quarterly net profit to Rs 24.7 crore, from last year, on the back of increased enrollments and return of growth in the job market.
“Hiring is back in full swing in IT, financial services and BPO sectors. We expect large growth from the education sector with the government passing the Right to Education Act, this year,” NIIT Limited’s CEO Vijay K Thadani told ET.
The jump in this quarter’s profit was due to a lower base last quarter. The company always incurs a lower growth in the December quarter, due to the seasonal nature of its business, dependent on academic sessions.
The company’s quarterly revenues grew by just 2% to Rs 475.6 crore, due to a market meltdown last year. Its yearly net profit grew just 1% on the back of a 6% rise in annual revenues. NIIT Limited’s stock declined 3.7% to Rs 67.60 on the Bombay Stock Exchange. (more…)
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