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- Infibeam Avenues invested about Rs. 87 crore in Rediff through a recent rights issue. - Future capital allocation includes significant investments in Rediff (consumer ecosystem), AI infrastructure, and fintech growth. - Vishal Mehta indicated that Rediff may invest upwards of $75 million to $100 million (Rs. 500-700 crore) over the next three years. - Additional capital may be raised by Rediff if required, subject to the Board’s decision. - No specific announcements of new fundraising through debt or equity were made for Infibeam Avenues itself in this call. - The company remains conservative but is willing to be slightly more aggressive in capital allocation to build a defensible business. - No direct mention of plans for raising debt; focus appears on equity through rights issues and reinvestment of accruals.

- Infibeam Avenues plans significant capital investments, particularly in building the Rediff brand and AI infrastructure. - Rediff is expected to invest approximately $75 million to $100 million (Rs. 500-700 crore) over the next 2-3 years for technology development, branding, marketing, and hiring top tech talent. - Investments will focus on building the RediffOne platform, RediffPay consumer UPI app, Rediff TV content platform, and enhancing AI-first solutions. - The company emphasizes disciplined capital allocation while being slightly more aggressive to build a defensible business. - Infibeam has also invested about Rs. 87 crore in Rediff via rights issues and is open to further capital raising by Rediff if needed. - Capital will also support expansion in fintech infrastructure like Phronetic.AI, CCAvenue Go prepaid payment instruments, and international growth in IFSC and GCC markets.

- Infibeam Avenues is approaching an annual revenue run rate of nearly $1 billion as of Q2 FY 2026 and expects to close FY 2026 at the higher end of their guidance range. - Strong sequential and year-on-year growth reported: gross revenue up 53% sequentially and 93% YoY; net revenue up 14% YoY. - TPV (total payment volume) is growing robustly, supported by favorable card mix and vertical expansion in sectors like travel, entertainment, utilities, telecom, and hospitality. - International operations in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman are scaling rapidly, contributing to volume growth. - RediffPay consumer payments and CCAvenue merchant payments form dual engines of growth. - Expect international payments to contribute double-digit net revenue within 12-18 months. - Strategic investments in AI, new payment rails, and consumer platform expansion aim to accelerate longer-term revenue and volume growth. - Focus on absolute profit and cash flow generation while scaling TPV volumes and merchant onboarding.

- Infibeam Avenues expects to close FY 2026 at the higher end of its guidance range, supported by strong momentum across fintech and AI-led businesses. - They are approaching an annual revenue run rate of nearly $1 billion as of Q2 FY 2026. - The company focuses on absolute EBITDA growth with reported adjusted EBITDA up 32% quarter-over-quarter. - Profit After Tax (PAT) increased 18% year-on-year, reflecting margin expansion in AI services and cost optimization. - Credit card volume growth and larger transaction sizes are driving TPV increases and better absolute profitability, despite a decline in net take rate. - Investments in AI infrastructure and consumer expansion continue, supporting long-term sustainable profitability. - The dual-engine model combining payments infrastructure and AI-native consumer platforms underpins future earnings growth. - They anticipate international payments and RediffPay monetization to contribute substantially within 12-18 months.

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