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Latent View Analytics Share Price: Shares of Latent View Analytics closed in red on Monday's trading session after the company reported mixed financial performance in the September quarter of the financial year 2026 (FY26).

The stock of Latent View Analytics closed at Rs 427, down by 0.37 per cent on NSE in today's session. The stock recorded its 52-week high of Rs 520.25 on December 12, 2024, while it hit its 52-week low at Rs 341.20 on April 7, 2025.

Latent View Analytics delivered a mixed set of results for the second quarter of FY26. The company reported a 9.1 per cent sequential increase in revenue, while its profit after tax (PAT) declined by 12.8 per cent. EBIT grew by 12 per cent, but the EBIT margin remained flat at 17.7 per cent.

According to the company's release, the financial services vertical was the key growth driver, recording a remarkable 29.9 per cent sequential and 94 per cent YoY increase, fueled by strong client demand and deepening engagements.

The CPG and Retail segment also performed well, posting 23 per cent YoY growth supported by robust execution and the addition of several new marquee clients.

The company’s strategic focus on developing advanced Generative AI (GenAI) and Agentic AI solutions aimed at solving critical enterprise challenges and creating measurable business impact.

The company also said that its Databricks practice is gaining momentum, reflecting the benefits of sustained investments in technology partnerships and capability building.

Rajan Sethuraman, Chief Executive Officer, LatentView, said, "We are pleased to report the 11th consecutive quarter of revenue growth, with 9.1% sequential and 23.2% YoY expansion, reflecting the consistency and resilience of our business model. Our Financial Services practice led the growth momentum, delivering 29.9% sequential and 94% YoY growth, driven by strong client demand. Our CPG and Retail practice grew by 23% YoY, on the back of strong execution and new marquee logo wins.

Looking forward, our AI strategy remains focused on building differentiated GenAI and Agentic AI solutions to address critical enterprise challenges. Additionally, our Databricks practice continues to gain traction, with positive results from sustained investments in this channel and capability building,” he added.

Rajan Venkatesan, Chief Financial Officer, LatentView, said, "For the rest of the year, our investment focus will be on R&D in our AI CoE and Databricks practice. These initiatives remain critical for sustained growth and differentiated positioning in the marketplace.”

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