Latent View Q4 Results FY25: Revenue +35%, PAT +13%

What Latent View reported for Q4 and FY25

Latent View Analytics Limited announced its consolidated financial results for the fourth quarter and full financial year ended March 31, 2025. The headline print showed strong year-on-year growth in both revenue and profit for the quarter, along with higher full-year revenue and profit. The company operates in digital analytics consulting and solutions, where deal cycles and discretionary tech spends can move sharply with client budgets. Against that backdrop, the reported Q4 and FY25 growth rates were the key focus. The update also carried management commentary on sequential momentum and the outlook for FY26.

Q4 FY25: Revenue from operations and profit snapshot

For Q4 FY25, Latent View reported revenue from operations of ₹232.18 crore. This was up 35% year-on-year from ₹171.64 crore in Q4 FY24, as stated in the result highlights. Net profit (PAT) for the quarter was reported at ₹51.26 crore, up 13% year-on-year from ₹45.24 crore. Another figure in the provided material also cited consolidated profit for the January to March 2025 quarter at ₹51.25 crore, broadly in line with the ₹51.26 crore PAT number.

Alongside these numbers, a separate highlight in the text stated that consolidated net profit for Q4 FY25 was ₹53.48 crore, up 18.21% from ₹45.24 crore. The same set of quarterly tables also included a PAT series showing Mar 2025 PAT at ₹53.48 crore. Because multiple profit figures appear in the provided data, readers should treat the quarter’s PAT as reported across these disclosures, with ₹51.25 crore to ₹53.48 crore cited for Q4 FY25 depending on the dataset referenced.

Full-year FY25: Revenue up 28%, profit up 9%

For the full year FY25, total revenue was reported at ₹916.78 crore, a 28% rise from ₹714.39 crore in FY24. FY25 net profit was ₹173.50 crore, up 9% from ₹158.64 crore in FY24. Another line in the text cited consolidated profit for the year at ₹173.49 crore, which is effectively the same figure at the rounding level.

The company also reported operating cash flow for FY25 of ₹115.37 crore, indicating internal accrual generation during the year. In commentary from an earnings discussion excerpt, management also referred to a “healthy cash balance” of close to ₹1,150 crore on a consolidated basis at the end of the year.

Management commentary: Sequential growth and demand environment

CEO Rajan Sethuraman said the company reported its ninth consecutive quarter of revenue growth. He also pointed to a 1.9% sequential increase and 35.3% year-on-year growth, as per the company statement referenced in the text. Management linked the performance to business fundamentals and client relationships, while acknowledging a challenging macroeconomic environment.

An earnings-call style excerpt in the material also referred to quarter-on-quarter growth in the range of about 1.6% to 3.6% in different contexts, and mentioned constant currency growth of about 3.8%. These references suggest the company and market participants are tracking both reported and constant-currency trends, and are also separating organic growth from acquisition-led contributions.

Decision Point acquisition: What was mentioned

The provided text repeatedly refers to the acquisition of Decision Point and its impact on reported numbers. Management commentary indicated the acquisition provided an additional “kicker” to growth, while also noting that Decision Point revenue in Q4 came in softer than originally planned. There were also mentions of acquisition-related retention bonuses booked in Q4 FY25 and amortisation of intangibles related to the acquisition.

In the same discussion, management said two large accounts crossed the $15 million revenue mark for the year. It also stated that a particular vertical exited the year with revenues of close to about $10 million, and that Decision Point’s revenue in its last fiscal year was close to about $12.8 million, with margins “in excess of 30%”, as per the excerpt.

Key numbers table: Q4 and FY25 at a glance

Market and investor datapoints mentioned in the text

The material also included later market-period datapoints and a separate quarterly financial series beyond FY25. It noted that Latent View Analytics shares were down 5.02% as of 13 Mar, 2026, with the share price at ₹280.25 versus a previous closing price of ₹299.15. Separately, it mentioned that the stock rallied 8% after Q3 FY26 profit rose 19% year-on-year, without providing the full context and date for that move.

It also listed an upcoming earnings date as 4 May, 2026, and a last earnings date as 1 Feb, 2026 for Q3 FY25-26. These entries indicate the company remained in regular earnings cadence after FY25, and that investor attention was also on more recent quarters.

Guidance and targets discussed for FY26

In the management discussion excerpt, the company said it had visibility and confidence for 18% to 19% revenue growth for FY26. It also referred to an intention to build a pipeline to reach 25% plus growth from a revenue standpoint while maintaining margins at the 23% EBITDA level for the upcoming year.

The same discussion cited full-year EBITDA margin of 23.1% on a reported basis and around the mid-23% range on an adjusted basis, depending on the line referenced. It also indicated that CPG and retail contribution fell to about 15% of overall revenues for the quarter versus about 19% at the end of the prior quarter.

Why the FY25 print matters for analytics services firms

For analytics and data consulting companies, sustained revenue growth is closely watched because demand can be tied to enterprise discretionary spending. The reported 35% year-on-year growth in Q4 revenue from operations, along with higher FY25 revenue and profit, signals continued client activity during the period covered by the results. Cash flow and cash balance references provide additional context on the company’s ability to fund operations and integration costs linked to acquisitions.

At the same time, the Decision Point commentary highlights a common post-acquisition challenge: aligning acquired performance with the original plan, while absorbing retention and amortisation charges. The company’s stated FY26 revenue growth visibility and margin targets will likely remain key datapoints investors track alongside quarterly delivery.

Conclusion

Latent View’s FY25 results showed higher revenue and profit year-on-year, with Q4 revenue from operations reported at ₹232.18 crore and FY25 total revenue at ₹916.78 crore. The company also highlighted operating cash flow of ₹115.37 crore and discussed the Decision Point acquisition’s mixed quarter. The next formal checkpoint for investors, based on the provided schedule, is the upcoming earnings date of 4 May, 2026.