Synopsis: Exato Technologies Limited and its Singapore subsidiary have secured multiple domestic and international work orders worth approximately Rs. 10.37 crore during June 2026. The contracts, spanning three to five years, are expected to strengthen the company’s revenue visibility and recurring managed services business.
Shares of Exato Technologies Limited are likely to remain in focus after the company announced that it, along with its Singapore-based subsidiary Exato.ai Pte. Ltd., has secured multiple work orders with an aggregate value of approximately Rs. 10.37 crore during June 2026.
Exato Technologies Limited has a total market capitalization of approximately Rs. 397.58 crore. The company’s shares were trading at Rs. 395 apiece on the stock exchange, up by 3.78 percent during the session. The stock has [gained/declined X percent] over the last five trading sessions, while it has gained 6.47 percent over the last month. The stock touched a 52-week high of Rs. 475 and a 52-week low of Rs. 266.
According to the company’s exchange filing, Exato Technologies Limited and its wholly owned Singapore subsidiary, Exato.ai Pte. Ltd., have received multiple work orders in the ordinary course of business during June 2026. The aggregate value of these contracts stands at approximately Rs. 10.37 crore, excluding applicable taxes.
Of the total order value, domestic contracts awarded to Exato Technologies amount to approximately Rs. 6.66 crore, while international orders received by Exato.ai Pte. Ltd. are valued at USD 392,953, equivalent to around Rs. 3.71 crore. The contracts are scheduled to be executed over a period ranging from three to five years.
The work orders involve the provision of Customer Experience (CX) solutions, telephony and voice recording solutions, implementation, technical support, and managed services. The company stated that the contracts have been secured in the normal course of business and clarified that the names of the customers have not been disclosed due to confidentiality and commercial considerations. It also confirmed that the contracts do not involve any promoter interest or related-party transactions.
The latest order strengthens Exato Technologies’ position in the rapidly growing customer engagement and enterprise communication solutions market. Organizations across industries are increasingly investing in cloud-based contact centres, omnichannel customer support platforms, voice recording, analytics, and AI-enabled customer service solutions to improve operational efficiency and customer experience.
India’s digital transformation initiatives, coupled with rising enterprise spending on cloud communications, cybersecurity, automation, and managed IT services, continue to create significant opportunities for technology solution providers. Additionally, the company’s international order highlights its expanding global presence and ability to secure overseas business through its Singapore subsidiary.
For investors, the Rs. 10.37 crore worth of multi-year contracts enhances Exato Technologies’ revenue visibility while increasing the proportion of recurring service income. The combination of domestic and international order wins also demonstrates the company’s growing execution capabilities and diversified customer base.
Incorporated in 2016, Exato Technologies Limited is a customer transformation partner that provides technology-driven solutions designed to improve customer engagement and operational efficiency. The company offers customer experience solutions, telephony platforms, voice recording systems, managed services, and digital transformation solutions to enterprise clients across domestic and international markets.
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