NPST’s results for July to September: where 45% revenue growth came from, the ₹27.78 crore goods line, its UAE subsidiary, and what the parent company’s revenue did.
NPST, the Thane company whose software runs UPI and other payment switches for Indian banks, grew its revenue 45% in July–September, to ₹67.74 crore from ₹46.68 crore. In the same quarter it booked ₹27.78 crore of costs for goods, a line that stood at ₹1 lakh a year earlier.1 The parent company’s own revenue fell 1.5%, to ₹45.90 crore; the growth came from its subsidiaries.1 Network People Services Technologies filed the results with the stock exchanges on the evening of 11 November.
₹67.74 cr
consolidated revenue, July–September, up 45%
NSE filing
₹27.78 cr
cost line for goods, against ₹1 lakh a year earlier
NSE filing
₹45.90 cr
the parent company’s revenue, down 1.5%
NSE filing
₹13.22 cr
consolidated profit after tax, up 34%
NSE filing
NPST describes itself as a technology service provider to banks and fintechs: the transaction engine behind UPI, IMPS and bill payments, for more than 20 banks and about 90 million transactions a day. It also sells merchant-acquiring platforms, QR and soundbox systems, fraud tools, and payment hardware: soundboxes, smart point-of-sale terminals, micro-ATMs and hardware security modules.3 The UPI volumes its customers process are tracked in our October UPI note.
The ₹27.78 crore sits under “changes in inventories of finished goods, work-in-progress and stock-in-trade”, an expense, not revenue.1 The 11 November filing does not say what the goods were. When an investor asked about the same line in August, joint managing director Ashish Aggarwal said it was “the hardware that we are supplying to the bank for the offline payment”, delivered inside turnkey projects; the chief executive, Deepak Chand Thakur, added that the hardware is realised at early project milestones while software and services are spread out.2
The parent’s revenue fell; the subsidiaries’ rose from ₹7 lakh to ₹21.84 crore
NPST revenue from operations by quarter, the parent company and the rest of the group (consolidated minus standalone), ₹ crore
| Parent company | Rest of the group | |
|---|---|---|
| Jul–Sep 2025 | 46.61 | 0.07 |
| Apr–Jun 2026 | 49.89 | 6.59 |
| Jul–Sep 2026 | 45.9 | 21.84 |
Source: NPST, consolidated and standalone results, NSE filing of 11 November 2026 · as of 11 November 2026 · The rest of the group is consolidated revenue minus the parent’s, so it is net of sales within the group.
NPST has three subsidiaries: SSK Citizen Services and Timepay Digital Infotech in India, and NPST Global Solutions LLC in the UAE, wholly owned. The auditor’s report shows one subsidiary outside India, which can only be the UAE company, with revenue of ₹23.96 crore in the quarter and ₹30.60 crore in the half-year, and a quarterly profit of ₹3.17 crore. NPST’s own auditor did not review those figures; a local auditor did.1 Of the ₹27.78 crore goods line, ₹9.81 crore was the parent’s.1 The same board meeting approved a further US$1 million investment in the UAE company.1 In August the company told investors international business was 10–12% of revenue.2
Consolidated profit after tax was ₹13.22 crore, up from ₹9.84 crore. Other income more than doubled, to ₹5.21 crore from ₹2.00 crore; in the half-year, ₹9.65 crore of ₹10.15 crore was interest. NPST raised ₹300 crore in a preferential allotment in September 2025 and had spent ₹56.52 crore of it by 30 September; it held ₹209.24 crore in bank balances other than cash.1 Operations used ₹15.91 crore of cash in April–September, against ₹7.77 crore a year earlier.1
NPST’s results call is on Friday, 13 November, at 2pm.4 The questions it leaves: what the goods in the quarter were, who bought them, and what the UAE company sells.
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