"We were at USD 460 million last year and will grow to USD 525 million this year," Naik, who is also the non-executive chairman of the IPO-bound L&T Technology Services, said during a roadshow here.
He said the company wants to double revenue to USD 1 billion over the next three-four years, and will be looking at acquisitions with revenue of USD 150-200 million to achieve the number.
Its pre-tax profit margin moved up to 17 per cent last year, largely on the back of the utilisation ratio moving up to 76 per cent from 71.4 per cent in the year-ago period. The attrition was at 13 per cent.
L&T Technology Services' senior officials said a bulk 60 per cent of the revenue comes from North America, followed by 20 per cent from Europe (Germany, plus the Nordic region), and added the impact of Brexit will be limited on it as Britain contributed only 2 per cent of revenue last year.
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The company is offering 10.4 million shares of Rs 2 face value as part of the initial public offer.
This is the second market debut from the engineering giant L&T in as many months and retiring chairman Naik said there is no new listing on the anvil from the group.
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