N M Vaidyanthan, CFO, Polaris Consulting & Services added that the PAT has been impacted due to part provisioning of one time transaction costs in relation to the SPA with Virtusa Corporation.
"Our ongoing effort to optimise working capital has improved our cash position significantly to Rs 408 crore from Rs 294 crore during the last quarter," he said.
Of the total estimated one-time transaction costs of Rs 21.2 crore related to the SPA with Virtusa Corporation, the company provisioned Rs 10.6 crore in this quarter, said the company
Revenues for the quarter were Rs 517.59 crore, up nine per cent year-on-year, compared to Rs 474.76 crore in the same quarter last year. In dollar terms, quarter revenues stood at $76.51 million.
The company said that the definitive agreement with Virtusa announced in November expect to close during the fourth quarter. From a strategic perspective the company would continue to remain focused on Digital Transformation in financial services, a strategy which is already yielding positive results, said Jitin Goyal, CEO and Executive Director, Polaris Consulting & Services Ltd.