In an exchange filing on July 10, 63 Moons said its subsidiary, 63SATS Cybertech, secured a ₹288 crore order book during the June quarter, equivalent to around 82% of its FY27 revenue target of ₹350 crore. The company said the order book is over 3.3 times its entire FY26 revenue of ₹87 crore, with around ₹100 crore already executed and billed, including applicable taxes.
The cybersecurity company also said the cumulative order value for its CYBX DNA AI CyberOps platform crossed ₹53 crore, with ₹13 crore of fresh orders booked during the quarter.
On the consumer side, the company’s CYBX cybersecurity super app crossed 2 million downloads and 3.25 lakh paid subscribers during the quarter. It also onboarded more than 65 clients for compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, positioning itself to benefit from rising demand for data privacy and cybersecurity solutions.
Neehar Pathare, the company’s managing director and CEO, said the ₹288 crore order book “covers close to 82% of our full-year target,” while the company has crossed 2 million downloads and 3 lakh-plus paid subscribers for CYBX.
He added that the cumulative order value for CYBX AI CyberOps has exceeded ₹53 crore, indicating that the company’s transition from a services-led business to an IP-led model is gaining traction.
The company also said Pathare has been appointed Co-Chairman of the Cybersecurity Task Force at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), while two new directors joined the subsidiary’s board during the quarter to strengthen governance.
63SATS said its focus for the remainder of FY27 will be on executing the committed order book and converting it into revenue while maintaining margins.
The 63 Moons Technologies stock climbed 14.6% to an intraday high of ₹777.80 and was trading 10.4% higher at ₹749 as of 11:25 am. It has gained more than 13% in the last month, while declining about 30% over the last 12 months.
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