63SATS Cybertech Limited
63 moons group's cybersecurity arm: revenue up 24x to ₹87 Cr in FY26 after a ₹245 Cr Series B at a ₹1,161 Cr valuation.
Market cap
₹2,730 Cr
101.12 Cr shares
P/E ratio
Loss making
Sector average 45
Book value
₹2.07
P/B 13.04
1-year return
+90.41%
52w ₹22 – ₹34
Currently 44% of the way through its 52-week range.
Indicative price history
1Y change
+88.28% ₹14 → ₹27
52-week band in this window: ₹14.18 – ₹27.87. Weekly indicative marks, not exchange-traded prices.
Key highlights
- FY26 revenue ₹87 Cr versus ₹3.6 Cr in FY25; IP products ₹54 Cr.
- ₹245 Cr Series B in February 2026 at a ₹1,161 Cr post-money valuation.
- FY27 target of ₹350 Cr revenue and ₹40 Cr EBITDA with a ₹288 Cr committed order book by Q1.
About 63SATS
63SATS Cybertech Limited (formerly 63SATS Global Cyber Technologies Networks Ltd) is the cybersecurity subsidiary of listed 63 moons technologies, the former Financial Technologies group. Registered in Mumbai in 2007, the entity was repurposed in 2023 as a full-stack cybersecurity company serving enterprises (B2B), governments and critical infrastructure (B2G) and consumers (B2C). 63 moons holds about 65% of the equity.
Its proprietary CYBX AI CyberOps platform, the Cyber Security Force enterprise suite and the Cyberdome national-security platform generated ₹54 Cr of IP-product revenue in FY26, helping total revenue climb from ₹3.6 Cr in FY25 to ₹87 Cr in FY26. The company had 72 large enterprise clients at year end and the loss before tax narrowed from ₹16.06 Cr to ₹6.36 Cr.
In February 2026 the company closed its first institutional round of ₹245 Cr from Mathew Cyriac (ex-Blackstone), Mukul Agarwal of Param Capital, Siddarth Mehta of Bay Capital, KIFS Finstock and Aarii Ventures at a post-money valuation of ₹1,161 Cr. Management is targeting ₹350 Cr revenue and ₹40 Cr EBITDA in FY27 on a committed order book of about ₹288 Cr.
Financial line items are reconstructed around reported totals (revenue, loss before tax, operating cash flow and paid-up capital); FY24 figures and the balance-sheet split are approximate. Treat them as indicative.
Where the revenue comes from
- IP products (CYBX AI CyberOps, Cyber Security Force)62%
₹54 Cr of FY26 revenue from proprietary platforms
- Managed security services & integration (B2B)28%
SOC, consulting and deployment for enterprise clients
- Government / critical infrastructure (Cyberdome)8%
State governments, smart cities and defence-linked institutions
- Consumer (CYBX app)2%
Cybersecurity super-app for individuals
Products & services
CYBX AI CyberOps
AI-driven security operations platform for enterprises; ₹40 Cr of FY26 revenue.
Cyber Security Force
Integrated protection across networks, endpoints, cloud and AI workloads for B2B clients.
Cyberdome
National-security-grade platform for critical infrastructure, state governments and smart cities.
CYBX consumer app
Cybersecurity super-app for individuals and families.
What works
- • Revenue grew 24x in FY26 to ₹87 Cr with ₹54 Cr coming from owned IP products, a higher-margin mix than pure services.
- • ₹245 Cr of fresh equity from marquee individual and family-office investors funds the FY27 scale-up without leaning on the parent.
- • Backing of the 63 moons group gives access to enterprise and government relationships and to deep exchange-grade technology talent.
What to watch
- • Still loss-making with an operating cash outflow of ₹73.6 Cr in FY26 as receivables and product build-out absorbed cash.
- • The unlisted market values the company at roughly ₹2,700–2,800 Cr, about 2.4x the February 2026 round price — a large premium for a three-year-old business.
- • Concentrated ownership by 63 moons and no announced IPO timeline mean exits depend on the informal market.