Aurionpro bags ₹170-cr data centre projects from major Hyperscaler in India

Indian IT services and consulting firm Aurionpro Solutions, on Tuesday, said that it has bagged multiple data centre projects worth approximately ₹170 crore from a leading colocation player in India.

The order wins include a comprehensive design and turnkey build execution project for an edge data centre in the NCR region for around ₹150 crore, and design consultancy services for two locations — Mumbai and Chennai — with IT loads of 85 MW and 20 MW, respectively for around ₹20 crore.

"With our proven experience and robust capabilities, Aurionpro is well-positioned to capitalise on the tremendous opportunities in the rapidly growing data centre market," Bhaskar Bhattacharya, EVP — Enterprise Business at Aurionpro, said.

Earlier in October, the company announced that it had secured a multi-million-dollar agreement with a Saudi Arabian bank to create a transaction banking platform in Saudi Arabia. The bank has chosen Aurionpro’s cash management and transaction banking solution, iCashpro+, to enhance its corporate banking services. This platform is expected to deliver improved functionality, superior performance, and a future-ready architecture, enabling swift customer onboarding and faster product launches.

This agreement follows another partnership Aurionpro established in Malaysia. On July 31, the company disclosed a $3 million contract with a Malaysian bank aimed at modernising its corporate operations, including loan origination and credit risk management. The implementation of this project is set to occur over 15 months.

Additionally, Aurionpro is expanding its capabilities through strategic acquisitions. In April, the company acquired a majority stake in Arya.ai, a Mumbai-based startup specialising in Banking and Insurance Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), for $16.5 million. This acquisition is anticipated to significantly enhance Aurionpro's portfolio, particularly in AI-driven solutions designed for the banking and insurance sectors.

The Mumbai-based IT company’s revenue from operations grew 32% in H1 FY25 to ₹540 crore, up from ₹410 crore in H1 FY24. Software services contributed ₹372 crore, while equipment and product licences generated ₹168 crore. The banking and fintech segment saw a 51% year-on-year increase, reaching ₹305 crore, and the Technology Innovation Group reported a 13% rise to ₹235 crore. EBITDA and PAT margins were 20.7% and 16.7%, respectively.