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Reprioritization for accelerated growth Financial Results Quarter ended June 30, 2006 July 27, 2006 Agenda Environment Results Highlights Consolidated Financials Business Operations Analysis Headcount Shareholding


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Financial Results

Quarter ended June 30, 2006

July 27, 2006

Reprioritization for accelerated growth

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Agenda

  • Environment
  • Results Highlights
  • Consolidated Financials
  • Business Operations Analysis
  • Headcount
  • Shareholding pattern
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Industry Environment

  • India

– IT & ITES Industry recorded YoY growth of 32%; Exports grew 33%; employee base expanded to 1.3 mn people – NIIT strengthened its competitive position in the Top 5 – New opportunities in emerging services sector

  • China

– Chinese universities opting for IT skills & English proficiency

  • USA / Europe

– Learning BPO gaining favour – Tech companies increasing international focus – New product announcements create training

  • pportunities
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NIIT’s market position

NIIT has consolidated its market position and is now 3.7 times its nearest competitor compared to 3.4 times last year

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NIIT remains the market leader

NIIT grew 22% in the Individual Training space while the market de-grew 5% clearly showing NIIT’s strength NIIT grew 20% in the domestic market while the market grew 3% clearly showing NIIT’s hold over the market

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  • Reprioritization of business lines yields accelerated growth in

Individual & Corporate business

– Focus on Individual & Corporate business

  • Individual records a 33% YoY net revenue growth
  • Corporate records a 17% YoY net revenue growth

– Launch new initiatives to address new opportunities

  • IFBI – Institute for Finance banking & Insurance
  • Imperia – Centres for advanced learning
  • Litmus – Assessment & Testing services

– Become selective in highly capital intensive Govt schools business

  • Karnataka order completed

– Focus on private schools

  • Revenue growth of 24% YoY
  • No. of schools covered increase by 55 to 783

AMJ’06 Highlights

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AMJ’06 Consolidated Financials

(Rs in mn)

AMJ'06

AMJ'05 JFM'06

System Wide Revenue

1,637

1,566 1,836

Net Revenues

1,102

1,064 1,149

Operating Expenses

948

920 984

Operating Profit

154

143 165

OPM

14%

13% 14%

51 bps

  • 38 bps

Depreciation

106

86 102

Other Income

23

46

  • 21

Profit Before Taxes

71

103 43

Provision For Tax

  • 6

7 7

Operational Net Profit

77

96 37

Share of Profits from Associates

54

35 46

PAT

132

131 83

Basic EPS (Rs)

6.8

6.8 5.0

1% QoQ (%)

  • 11%
  • 4%
  • 4%
  • 7%

4% 10% 59% 38% YoY (%) 5% 18% 0% 65% 111%

  • 51%

4% 3%

  • 20%

56% 8% 22%

  • 31%

Reprioritization yields results – Individual & Corporate together grew 25% YoY

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Consolidated Revenue Mix

Institutional 20% Corporate 24% Individual 56% Individual 63% Corporate 27% Institutional 10% Institutional 30% Corporate 35% Individual 35%

Individual & Corporate business share increases, Institutional share reduces System wide revenues – Up 5% Net Revenues – Up 4% AMJ’06 AMJ’05

Individual 44% Corporate 40% Institutional 16%

AMJ’06 AMJ’05

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Individual Business financials

India revenues clock a record 58% growth – contribute 68% to total Individual biz. SWR China grows 25% to contribute 15% to total Individual business System wide revenues fuelled by NIIT Inside Improvement in cap utilization to 59% from 39% in AMJ’05 leads to benefit in operating leverage

(Rs in mn) AMJ'06 AMJ'05 System Wide Revenue 1,028 874 Net Revenues 494 371 Operating Expenses 420 359 Operating Profit 74 12 OPM 15% 3% 1,181 bps 528% Growth YoY% 18% 33% 17%

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AMJ'06

Others 9% Career 91%

Individual Business Metrics

AMJ'05

Career 88% Others 12%

  • Resounding succcess of new GNIIT & new

AAE programs as part of career segment, India

  • Revenues up 62%
  • Career Enrolments up 14% YoY
  • GNIIT Enrolments up 156%
  • AAE enrolments up 122%
  • Overall Enrolments at 81,776 up 7% YoY
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Non GSA business contributes 30% of revenues for the quarter compared to 13% in AMJ’05 – 24% YoY growth Completion of existing GSA orders along with the focused approach to de-risk the business impacted revenues and margins

Institutional Business financials

  • 50

100 150 200 250 300 350 AMJ'05 AMJ'06 Revenue OP

(Rs in mn) AMJ'06 AMJ'05 Net Revenues 171 319 Operating Expenses 160 259 Operating Profit 12 61 OPM 7% 19% (1,216) bps

  • 46%
  • 38%
  • 81%

Growth YoY%

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513 356 31 419 13 1,689 1,763 1,501 1,645 1,487 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 AMJ'05 JAS'05 OND'05 JFM'06 AMJ'06 Order Intake Pending Order Book

Institutional Business Metrics

44% executable in next 12 months

  • Rs. mn
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Revenue Product mix improves 8 New customers include 2 technology companies One multi million multi year order in LD Margin stable despite continuing product mix transformation

Corporate Business financials

  • 250

500 AMJ'05 AMJ'06

Revenue OP

(Rs in mn) AMJ'06 AMJ'05 Net Revenues 438 373 Operating Expenses 369 301 Operating Profit 69 71 OPM 16% 19% (346) bps

  • 4%

17% 22% Growth YoY%

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Corporate Business Metrics

US$ Mn

Order intake of $ 15.1 mn in excess of 150% of the quarters’ revenue Pending order book at $ 35.0 mn 61% executable in next 12 months

22.3 22.6 22.6 29.2 35.0 11.3 9.7 10.4 14.3 15.1

  • 5

10 15 20 25 30 35 40 AMJ'05 JAS'05 OND'05 JFM'06 AMJ'06 Order Intake Pending Order Book

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New businesses – An update

  • IFBI

– Commenced short term programs – Trained 587 sponsored candidates – Public launch in JAS’06 through 6 centres

  • Imperia

– 2 premier tie ups – Launch in JAS’06 through 6 centres

  • Litmus

– Prospective customers in the pipeline – Tie ups and commencement of business in JAS’06

ifbi

Institute of Finance, Banking & Insuran

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Head Count

1,246 1,268 1,357 1,482 1,595 418 417 435 482 496 300 310 311 295 333

AMJ'05 JAS'05 OND'05 JFM'06 AMJ'06 Direct Indirect S&M

1964 1995 2103 2259 2424

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Shareholding Pattern

19.3 Million Equity Shares 570k outstanding ESOPs $ 10 mn FCCB

40% 40% 40% 34% 34% 18% 22% 22% 30% 41% 11% 10% 8% 7% 2% 30% 27% 29% 29% 22% AMJ'05 JAS'05 OND'05 JFM'06 AMJ'06 Promoters FIIs Financial Institutions & Mutual Funds Individuals & Corporates

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Leadership in the Century of the mind