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EdTech: Corporate Learning

EdTech: Corporate Learning

Nov 1, 2022

Whatfix posts robust FY2022 top line growth; net losses widens due to higher borrowings

Earnings/results

  • Whatfix, an Indian digital adoption solutions (DAS) company, reported operating revenue growth of 73% YoY to INR 1.72 billion (~USD 20.8 million) in FY2022. Notably, operating revenue growth was driven by overseas markets, with the US accounting for ~70% of this growth, followed by Europe (18%), Asia Pacific (4%), and the Middle East (1%). Additionally, there were INR 205.2 million (~USD 2.5 million) in gains from the sale of current investments and other revenue from fixed deposit interest during the year.

  • The company's overall spending increased threefold to INR 8.97 billion (~USD 108.4 million) in FY2022. This was primarily due to a 6.7x increase in finance costs which formed 51% of overall spending and increased to INR 4.57 billion (~USD 55.3 million). The next biggest was employee benefit costs which formed 33% of total expenditure and increased by 80.3% YoY to INR 2.95 billion (~USD 35.6 million).

  • Consequently, in FY2022, the company's net loss increased by 3.7x to INR 7.06 billion (~USD 85.3 million).

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