Tech Mahindra's Standalone Earnings Soar in Q3 FY25: A Deep Dive

Well, folks, it looks like Tech Mahindra has just unwrapped its latest financial report, and honestly, it’s quite a treat for anyone following the Indian IT sector. We're talking about their standalone results for the quarter that wrapped up in December 2025, or Q3 FY25 as the financial gurus call it, and the numbers are, shall we say, rather encouraging. It seems the company is truly finding its stride.

So, what's really grabbing attention? The company's net sales figures for the quarter. They zoomed past the Rs 12,300 crore mark, settling at a rather impressive Rs 12,308.30 crore. Now, if you're wondering how that stacks up, it's a solid 10.13% jump compared to the very same quarter last year. A double-digit growth in revenue? That's always a pleasant sight, indicating healthy demand and effective execution.

But hold on, the good news doesn't stop there! When we look at the actual profit after tax – the money Tech Mahindra actually gets to keep – it’s an even more compelling story. The quarterly net profit truly shone, hitting Rs 1,466.80 crore. This figure represents an even more robust surge, a whopping 22.18% increase compared to December 2024. Imagine, almost a quarter more profit year-on-year; that’s a pretty remarkable feat in today's competitive landscape, if you ask me.

Beyond the topline and bottomline numbers, let’s quickly peek at EBITDA – that’s Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, for those who appreciate the operational health of a company. It soared to Rs 1,939.80 crore, marking a very healthy 20.3% increase from the prior year. This really tells us that Tech Mahindra's core operations are, without a doubt, firing on all cylinders, managing costs effectively while growing revenue.

And for those investors who keenly track the per-share earnings, the Earnings Per Share (EPS) settled at Rs 16.51 for the quarter. It’s a good, solid indicator of profitability on a per-share basis, which, of course, matters a great deal to shareholders.

To put these latest figures into a bit more perspective, let’s cast our minds back just a quarter. In September 2025, the company reported net sales of Rs 11,858.90 crore and a net profit of Rs 1,200.20 crore. So, clearly, this December quarter saw a nice sequential uptick both on the top line (revenue) and, more importantly, the bottom line (profit). Comparing it further to the December 2024 results, where net sales were Rs 11,176.00 crore and net profit stood at Rs 1,200.50 crore, the growth story is quite evident across the board, underscoring consistent positive momentum.

So, all things considered, Tech Mahindra's Q3 FY25 standalone results certainly bring a wave of optimism. It appears they are navigating the current market conditions with considerable skill, delivering strong growth both in revenue and, crucially, profitability. Definitely a performance to keep an eye on as we move forward into the new year!