Mastek is confident of “easily” moving its operating margins upwards of 17% in the next two or three quarters, the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, Umang Nahata, told NDTV Profit.
The company reported a dip of 85 basis points in its operating margins in Q3 on a year-on-year basis. The figure contracted to 16.2% in the December quarter, as compared to 17% in the corresponding quarter of the previous month.
Talking to NDTV Profit, Nahata, who was appointed Mastek CEO on Jan. 16, was optimistic about growth prospects. “On the margin performance side, we have been steady and our endeavour is to start building from here,” he said.
Mastek is “definitely looking forward to improving” its operational margins from the current quarter, Nahata mentioned.
“We are not happy with the 16%-16.5% (margins). We think we can easily move them to 17% or north of 17% in the coming two or three quarters,” he said.
The CEO stated that his company was taking necessary steps to improve the margins, including focusing on AI-driven efficiency.