Debasis Mohapatra
Bengaluru, 7 March 2026
Latent View Analytics is unlikely to see much impact on its business due to AI-led developments in the technology world as enterprise clients are slow in adopting the new AI-powered solutions.
In a report, brokerage firm- Prabhudas Lilladher (PL) Capital said, with data readiness and infrastructure emerging as prerequisites for any meaningful agentic or AI deployment, Latent View is in a good position to cash in from such opportunities.
“Data engineering is a core Latent View strength, contributing to more than 20% of revenue mix and the company targets to grow it to around 30% next year. To expand its data engineering capabilities & offerings, Latent View is expanding its partnership with Databricks and exploring newer opportunities with Snowflake & GCP,” PL Capital said in the report.
The report, however, said that the changing AI landscape is likely to put pressure on the diagnostics segment (60% of revenue), especially in technical areas, while the domain and consulting segments should maintain a steady state.
“Advanced AI projects account for 20% of revenue, and the pipeline reflects a similar split of 20% advanced AI and 80% traditional services. FS (Financial Services), Industrial, and CPG segments are expected to deliver around 25% growth in FY27,” the report noted.
On hiring, the report said that headcount addition is expected to be more specific and domain-oriented.
“Margins are likely to remain within the guided band of 23–25%, supported by improved utilization, selective hiring, and a higher fixed-price mix (80–85%), the PL Capital report said.
Latent View Analytics is also exploring M&A opportunities to augment its capabilities.
“With a cash rich (around 9% market cap) balance sheet, the company is exploring opportunities in the Healthcare & Life Sciences segment and Databricks capabilities,” the report said.
The share price of the company ended 2.48% down at Rs 304.75 at NSE on Friday. The company’s share price had corrected 27.93% in the last one month.
