SYS prepares for an AI-led future with global expansion

Systems Limited (PSX:SYS) is pursuing growth by spreading its revenue across North America, the UK, Europe, APAC and the Middle East, according to Mettis Global. Its half-yearly report to June 30, 2026 describes strong second-quarter progress, backed by a healthy backlog, selective acquisitions and new service lines. Confiz and the BAT Shared Services centre both grew revenue well, and management sees room for cross-selling and upselling in those accounts.

The company will keep seeking deals, mainly in the West, to balance its portfolio. Confiz has opened a direct route to enterprise buyers in North America, with integration on track and synergies expected in the second half. The UK unit, set up in the first quarter, will become a full regional hub for continental Europe, while APAC investments are already yielding results in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Middle East tensions have not yet hurt growth, management said, as clients in banking, telecom and government keep spending. The domestic business has swung from loss to profit, which management linked to enterprise clients and tighter operations. Revenue for the six months rose 35.3% to Rs49.72bn, while net profit grew 17.4% to Rs6.05bn as an exchange loss replaced last year's gain. Currency pressure is a headwind, with roughly 80% of costs tied to staff and over 90% of revenue earned in foreign currency.