63 moons technologies has received an investor update from its subsidiary 63SATS Cybertech Limited, showcasing remarkable growth achievements in FY26. The cybersecurity company has demonstrated exceptional performance across multiple business segments, positioning itself as a comprehensive AI-powered cybersecurity platform.

Exceptional Financial Performance

63SATS delivered transformational growth in FY26, with key financial metrics demonstrating the company's successful scaling strategy:

The company reported an opening order book of ₹45.00 crores secured as of April 1, 2026, providing strong revenue visibility for the upcoming financial year.

Three-Engine Business Architecture

63SATS operates through a comprehensive three-engine business model designed to serve enterprises, governments, and individual consumers:

The enterprise security division served clients across BFSI, IT/ITES, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Telecom, and Government sectors, including marquee names such as Times Group, ICICI Securities, TATA, Raymond, and Adani.

CYBX DNA IP Products Drive Growth

The company's intellectual property division, CYBX DNA, emerged as a significant revenue contributor in FY26. The AI-powered CyberOps platform generated ₹40.00 crores in revenue, validating the transition from services-led to IP-led business model.

The CYBX Super App achieved substantial consumer traction:

The consumer app provides real-time protection against scam calls, phishing, UPI fraud, and malicious applications, with cyber insurance coverage up to ₹10.00 lakhs.

Strategic Partnerships and Market Positioning

63SATS has established structured partnerships with 12 OEM alliance partners, including Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, CrowdStrike, Microsoft Security, and SentinelOne. The company holds 82 OEM certifications across various cybersecurity domains, strengthening its market credibility and technical capabilities.

The company has positioned itself strategically for India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP) 2023 compliance market by signing partnerships with specialized OEMs including Idify, Ardent, and RNR.

Ambitious FY27 Targets

63SATS has set aggressive growth targets for FY27, aiming for ₹350.00 crores in revenue and ₹40.00 crores in EBITDA. The revenue target is structured across three GTM engines:

The company plans to expand its team from 144 to 190 professionals in FY27, focusing on SOC analysts, platform engineers, and enterprise security specialists. With Publicis onboarding as marketing partner for CYBX Super App and the planned launch of CYBX Coin in FY27, 63SATS is positioned for accelerated growth in the expanding Indian cybersecurity market.

63 moons technologies limited has received formal warning letters from both the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) for disclosure compliance breaches under SEBI regulations. The warnings highlight concerns over misleading information provided to investors and stock exchanges regarding MSE's trading engine launch.

BSE Warning and Company Response

The company has now received the BSE warning letter dated February 20, 2026, following the earlier NSE warning on the same date. In its communication to both exchanges dated February 24, 2026, 63 moons technologies acknowledged receipt of the BSE warning and confirmed its commitment to taking adequate precautions regarding information dissemination to avoid similar incidents in future.

Disclosure Compliance Breach Details

The warning letters stem from a disclosure made by 63 moons technologies on January 27, 2026, regarding the "launch of upgraded trading engine of 63 moons by MSE." The company had stated that Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Limited (MSE) was launching trading in the Equity Cash Segment with an upgraded trading engine provided by 63 moons technologies, comparing it to the technology services model provided to MCX since 2003.

However, MSE's circular dated January 21, 2026, clarified that the exchange was merely implementing a new version of existing trading software (MSE Member Admin Terminal 25.0.5.0 and MSE Trader Workstation 25.0.5.0) in the Equity Capital Market, effective from January 27, 2026.

Regulatory Violation and Exchange Concerns

Both exchanges identified the disclosure as violating SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, specifically Regulation 4(1)(c), which requires listed entities to refrain from misrepresentation and ensure information provided to stock exchanges and investors is not misleading.

The BSE warning letter, signed by Deputy Vice President Jayshree Soni and Assistant Vice President Jaikishan Pahlani, emphasized that the non-compliance is viewed seriously and warned the company to exercise due diligence in future disclosures.

Company's Commitment and Ongoing Services

In its response to the exchanges, 63 moons technologies acknowledged the warnings and reiterated its commitment to compliance. Significantly, the company confirmed in its February 24, 2026 communication that "we continue to provide technology services to MSE," clarifying the ongoing business relationship despite the disclosure controversy.

Regulatory Requirements and Compliance Measures

As per the exchanges' directives, the company is required to disseminate copies of the warning letters on all stock exchanges where it is listed and place the warning letters before the Board of Directors. The company must also present corrective measures taken to avoid recurrence of such lapses and exercise due diligence in future disclosures to ensure compliance with SEBI LODR provisions.