Infibeam Avenues FY25 net profit up 5% at Rs 160 crore; revenue jumps 27%
Infibeam Avenues
, which runs the
CCAvenue payment gateway
, has reported a consolidated operational revenue of Rs 3,774 crore in fiscal 2025, up 27% from Rs 2,961 crore a year ago.
In terms of profit after tax (PAT), the company saw a 5% increase to Rs 160 crore from around Rs 152 crore last year.
In the March quarter, Infibeam Avenues reported operating revenue of Rs 1,098 crore, up 65% from Rs 665 crore a year back.
Closing FY2025, the
RBI-licensed payment aggregator
said that it wants to get into consumer payments through Unified Payments Interface (UPI). The company is building a UPI third-party payment app
Rediff Pay
. Infibeam Avenues acquired a 54% stake in Rediff in August 2024.
For the entire business, which includes the domestic payment business, international payments, and businesses from its subsidiary entities, the overall payment value settled by the platform stood at Rs 8.67 lakh crore, up 24% from Rs 7 lakh crore last year.
The company said that its net take rate (revenue per transaction) improved to 11.7 basis points (bps) in FY25 from 8.8 bps in FY24.
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As a payment gateway, the company has to share its revenue with banks and other financial institutions. The net revenue that was reported by CCAvenue stood at Rs 525 crore in FY24 compared to Rs 419 crore a year back.
Infibeam Avenues has also taken board approval to raise up to Rs 700 crore through a rights issue. The funding will be aimed at developing new business areas like consumer payments, international expansion, and investments in its artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives.
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