Addictive Learn Q1 FY27 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue ₹3.5 Cr
Q1 FY27 earnings call analysis: revenue, margin, capex, fundraise and order book outlook from management commentary.
Published 25 Aug 2026 | Other Consumer Services | Market Cap: ₹74 Cr
Target to achieve ₹10 crore monthly revenue within the next six months, improving from current levels (Q1 run-rate was around ₹8-9 crore monthly sales). The company aims to achieve ₹10 crore revenue in the next six months, maintaining expenses around ₹7 crore for stability (Page 13).
From Addictive Learn's Q1 FY27 earnings-call transcript · updated 25 Aug 2026.
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₹74 Cr
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📊 Revenue & Sales Performance
Rank 3- →Target to achieve ₹10 crore monthly revenue within the next six months, improving from current levels (Q1 run-rate was around ₹8-9 crore monthly sales).
- →Double engines of growth planned: expanding both the sales team and boot camp delivery for faster revenue increase.
- →Focus on disciplined, stable scaling of sales and boot camp operations to avoid previous scaling mistakes.
- →Aim to restart and grow international sales post-US university setup; currently focused on Indian market.
- →Marketing & sales optimization to reduce seasonality impact, with stronger sales teams and improved boot camps.
- →Continued expansion of profitable courses and boot camps, especially in LawSikho which has seen recent growth.
- →Consistent, gradual increase in inside sales with record monthly numbers achieved recently (₹3.5 crore run rate).
- →No immediate plans for fundraising; growth funded internally, focusing on distribution scale-up rather than product development.
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🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans
No- →The company continues to invest in content development and technology, including AI automation and new courses, but at a much lower level compared to earlier heavy investments.
- →Current capex is around 50-70 lakhs per month, which is sufficient to keep the company competitive.
- →Most heavy capex investments have already been done; future capex will be limited and frugal, focusing on projects with immediate returns rather than long-term ones.
- →AI development costs have reduced significantly due to efficiency improvements.
- →There are strategic investments in building new courses like quantitative finance and algorithmic trading in tie-ups with IITs.
- →No major new capital expenditure or acquisitions are planned soon; IPO funds mostly remain invested in bonds and mutual funds, with possible reclassification requested for acquisitions but no immediate need.
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📋 Order Book & Pipeline
No information- →The transcript does not explicitly mention a "current" or "expected" order book or pending orders in traditional sense.
- →Sales figures shared indicate monthly course sales around ₹8-8.8 crore recently.
- →Boot camps are a key growth focus, with revenue from boot camps around ₹4 crore/month.
- →Inside sales revenue hit a stable run rate of ₹3.5 crore/month.
- →Community revenue stable above ₹1 crore/month.
- →Management emphasizes increasing boot camps and sales team to scale distribution.
- →No exact order backlog numbers provided, but ongoing focus on scaling sales and boot camp delivery implies a growing sales pipeline.
- →Some sales require convincing and are not necessity-driven, needing sales support.
- →Boot camps, especially LawSikho, saw revival contributing to 45% of revenue recently.
Key Metrics
0 of 5 growth signals positive in the Q1 FY27 call.
Revenue
Margin
Capex
Fundraise
Order Book
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Frequently Asked Questions
What were Addictive Learn Q1 FY27 results?
Target to achieve ₹10 crore monthly revenue within the next six months, improving from current levels (Q1 run-rate was around ₹8-9 crore monthly sales). The company aims to achieve ₹10 crore revenue in the next six months, maintaining expenses around ₹7 crore for stability (Page 13).
What is Addictive Learn share price analysis?
Addictive Learn currently shows a below-average growth signal. The stock trades at a P/E of N/A with a market cap of ₹74 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.
Is Addictive Learn planning capital expenditure?
The company continues to invest in content development and technology, including AI automation and new courses, but at a much lower level compared to earlier heavy investments.
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