Rolta India delivered a steady set of earnings in the third quarter. The revenue growth has been stable and forex gain has aided margin improvement in Q3. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India discussed the company's Q3 performance.

Expect better results going forward; plan to pare debt: Rolta India

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

Finance cost should remain steady going ahead: Rolta India

Rolta India has seen a steady quarter. Higher finance cost weighs on profit but margins have improved. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India discussed more about the performance.

Margins steady as company likely to have reduced low margin work: Rolta India

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

No solution on debt restructuring yet, says Rolta

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of Rolta India, said a conscious decision to decline contracts for third party-based projects had contributed to a flattish third quarter.

Rolta sees FY17 revenue at Rs 3000 crore

Forex moves contributed to reduction of other expenses, says KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India.

See flat FY17 revenues, to focus on IP business: Rolta India

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, CMD of Rolta said that the company has been consciously cutting down software work to focus on its IP business and does not expect more erosion of revenue due to pruning of system integration work.

Will pay missed interest instalment within grace period: Rolta

An increase in Rolta India's receivables period, an from average 120-125 days to almost 185-190 days led to a cash crunch, because of which it missed an interest payment, CMD KK Singh told CNBC-TV18.

Will meet 10-12% FY16 growth guidance: Rolta India

KK Singh, CMD of Rolta India says the company has transferred defence technology to a wholly-owned subsidiary and is open to bringing in a strategic partner in the subsidiary.

Aim to meet full year revenue guidance of 12%: Rolta India

KK Singh CMD, Rolta India said they were in the process of evaluating the valuation of defence business that would be transfered into a wholly owned subsidiary.

Aim to focus on defence biz by demerging it: Rolta India

The company plans to streamline the defence business as a separate and distinct wholly owned subsidiary mainly because the regulatory environment is different for the defence and IT business, said KK Singh, CMD, Rolta India.

Hope to beat NASSCOM's growth target again in FY16: Rolta

Rolta India's fourth-quarter EBITDA and net profits were weak, as the company was involved in implementating various intellectual property (IP) solutions, CMD KK Singh told CNBC-TV18's Ekta Batra and Anuj Singhal in an interview.

Rolta India confident of maintaining margins at 35%: CMD

For the third quarter ended December 2014, the total income for the company was up 9% at Rs 966.8 cr versus Rs 885.3 cr quarter on quarter (Q-o-Q).

Aim to raise IP-led solutions to over 50% in 2 years: Rolta

"We have no plans to delist the company," says KK Singh, CMD, Rolta India.

Expect YoY revenue growth in excess of 25% : Rolta

With its topline having advanced by 21 percent and EBITDA by 19 percent QoQ, Rolta anticipates its PAT and revenue growth to be higher than their expected guidance.

Rolta margins improving, to repay debt in 2-3 years

Margins for the entire year has been at 40 percent. Though it is still lower than 44 percent that the company reported last year, but it is on the back of a new acquisition in the US. The company also expects to prepay or repay the Rs 2,500-crore debt that it has on its books in the next two-three years.

FY13 revenue growth could be closer to 18%: Rolta India

KK Singh, CMD, Rolta India told CNBC-TV18 that the company‘s margin are high. "It is due to change in business model," he said. The company has changed the model from service centric company to a service solution centric company.

Rolta sees order pipeline of Rs 7000cr

KK Singh, CMD, Rolta India says that the 11.4-percent rise in PAT to Rs 70.39 crore and healthy order-book levels have allowed the company to increase its guidance from the earlier levels of 10-15 percent for the whole year. Going forward, Singh told CNBC-TV18, the company will focus on intellectual property.

Eyeing 3-4 large deals going ahead: Rolta India

K K Singh, CMD of Rolta India told CNBC-TV18 there is no forex loss for the company in the current quarter. Instead they had a forex gain of Rs 4 to Rs 5 crore in the quarter ended September, he said. Singh further added that Rolta has an orderbook of Rs 2300 to Rs 2400 crore and they are now looking at three to four large deals.

Expects better revenues; bullish on new biz model: Rolta

Kamal K Singh, CMD, Rolta, says that in this quarter the cost of FCCB burden was more and the income from other source has been low due to depreciation of rupee, which impacted on forex losses.

Expects strong order book, margins to improve: Rolta

K K Singh, chairman and managing director, Rolta, says that the company has changed their business model and is currently only focusing on high-end business model. Both on domestic and international front, the company has good client visibility. The company expects the margins to improve with the good order book and strong growth.

Rolta sees volumes staying low but better bottomline ahead

KK Singh, chairman and managing director, Rolta India said, the company is hopeful of seeing a reversal of mark-to-market (M-T-M) losses of FCCBs in the third quarter

See 12-15% top-line growth in current fiscal: Rolta India

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KK Singh, chairman and managing director of Rolta says, for this year (July 2011-June 2012), the company has given a guidance of 12-15% top-line growth.

Rolta aims 15% margin in revenues next year

Chairman and managing director, KK Singh gave guidance for the next year that they would do 15% for both, margins and revenues. The company had begun an Intellectual Property (IP) oriented company and saw an improvement in its margins. The company’s order book is also getting healthier now, he added.

Higher tax, wages to dent mid-cap IT June-qtr profit

Indian mid-cap IT companies are likely to see a modest revenue growth in April-June on stable demand, but most would see profits and margins squeezed by wage hikes and higher taxes.