New Delhi: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fast becoming an integral part of the corporate sector. The India-AI Impact Summit 2026 organised from February 16 to 20 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi is at the centre of focus as several international biggies from the tech sector are attending the event. The grand event is a platform where the government representatives of several countries and top executives of tech companies, researchers, and investors are set to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. The forum could bring AI stocks in focus.
AvenuesAI Limited
AvenuesAI is a global fintech and enterprise software platform which is engaged in the business of building digital payment and commerce infrastructure. The company recently changed its name from Infibeam Avenues Limited to AvenuesAI Limited. The company’s business is entirely focussed on AI. Under the CCAvenue brand, the company is strengthening intelligent transactions and digital commerce. The firm has launched India’s first agentic payment platform under the name PayCentral.ai, which is based on Google’s AP2 protocol.
In Q3 FY26, the company’s revenue was recorded at Rs 23,812 million, more than double compared to Rs 10,704 million in the same period last year. Net profit jumped to Rs 779 million.
Netweb Technologies
Netweb Technologies is in the business of manufacturing high-performance servers and computing infrastructure required for AI systems. The company designs GPU-based servers, storage, and networking solutions.
With the increasing demand for sovereign AI infrastructure, private cloud, and enterprise, computing is continuously increasing. Netweb could benefit from this. Management believes the company’s current manufacturing capacity can handle revenue of around Rs 25 billion to Rs 30 billion without major capex. This will allow the company to achieve growth without putting additional pressure on its balance sheet. The company is currently focusing on expanding AI product capabilities and accelerating research through selective acquisitions.
In Q3 FY26, 64 per cent of the company’s revenue came from AI systems, reflecting the rapid growth in this sector. Quarterly revenue recorded a jump of 141% year-on-year. However, due to large orders, the EBITDA margin stood at 12.2%, slightly lower than the previous quarter.
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