The firm maintains its revenue growth forecast of 18-19% for the fiscal year ending in March 2026, with operating margins expected to be around 23%.
Rajan Sethuraman, Chief Executive Officer of Latent View Analytics, mentioned that the optimistic outlook is driven by an increasing number of active projects. “At the beginning of the year, we already anticipated doubling our figures from last year. Recent discussions with clients and prospects reinforce this belief,” he remarked.
Sethuraman emphasized that several initiatives have progressed past the pilot and Proof-of-Concept (POC) phases and are now moving into production. Additionally, numerous enterprises are launching new AI experiments, further enhancing demand.
Sethuraman addressed the excitement surrounding GenAI and agentic AI across various companies. However, he advised caution in interpreting this enthusiasm. “Given the current macroeconomic environment, we are cautious about our expectations for large deal closures in the near future.”
Latent View Analytics foresees a significant transformation in the role of service providers as the adoption of GenAI and Agentic AI among enterprises rises. The CEO noted that major technology firms are making considerable investments to integrate these sophisticated AI capabilities into their platforms, facilitating easier adoption for enterprises—particularly when their data infrastructures are already cohesive.
Consequently, Sethuraman foresees an escalating demand for service providers to transition into AI integration roles—similar to the functions of system integrators in the past. The firm is gearing up to assist clients in navigating this evolving landscape of options and in building frameworks that enable scalable enterprise applications.
The current market capitalization of Latent View Analytics stands at ₹8,466 crore. As of 9:35 am on the NSE, the stock is trading at ₹410.25, having seen a 20% decline over the past year.
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