There were no S&P 500 earnings reactions on Monday, but we heard from one of our favorite Indian tech stocks.
Sify Technologies $SIFY is quietly becoming one of the most important digital infrastructure stories in India.
The company sits at the center of the country's cloud, data center, and network build-out, providing the backbone that enterprises, governments, financial institutions, and hyperscalers rely on as India's economy continues its rapid digitization.
With operations spanning data centers, fiber networks, cloud platforms, and managed digital services, Sify isn't selling a single product; it's selling the infrastructure layer powering India's next decade of growth.
That positioning was clearly evident in their latest earnings report.
On Monday, the company reported 11% year-over-year revenue growth and 29% EBITDA growth, driven primarily by continued demand for data center capacity and network services.
Data centers now account for roughly 40% of revenue, networks another 37%, with digital services filling out the rest.
Management emphasized that enterprise demand tied to AI, cloud migration, and sovereign digital infrastructure continues to accelerate, with new contracts signed across financial services, payments, airports, insurance, and government entities.
Notably, the company continues to add capacity by selling additional megawatts of data center space and expanding its nationwide fiber and SD-WAN footprint, while maintaining a disciplined capital allocation framework.
Despite a slight earnings miss on the bottom-line, the market's response was telling.
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