Brightcom Group discusses Defense AI venture, regulatory matters, and shareholder value

Brightcom Group, in a recent shareholder Q&A presentation dated August 30, 2025, clarified its strategic entry into Defense and Aerospace allied business areas. The company's Defense AI initiative aims to contribute to national security and global defense technology, focusing on government and PSU contracts, Indian private sector collaborations, and multinational partnerships. This division is in its early stages, leveraging Brightcom's existing AI and machine learning platforms to develop solutions for defense use-cases such as system simulations and predictive maintenance.

The company also addressed ongoing shareholder concerns, including repeated adjournments of court appeals, stating these are normal features of the legal process. Brightcom Group emphasized its commitment to strengthening fundamentals, improving disclosures, and ensuring consistent growth, noting it has not issued formal forward-looking guidance recently due to its focus on stabilization and the evolving nature of its new Defense division.

Regarding shareholder value, Brightcom stated that dividend payouts, buybacks, or other capital allocation measures are under consideration once conditions are appropriate, following its recent re-listing. The company confirmed it will make shareholding pattern disclosures within regulatory timelines and guarantees no repeat of trade suspension by meeting all required compliances. Additionally, Brightcom clarified that resolutions for increasing authorized share capital and QIPs are enabling measures for future flexibility and growth initiatives, not immediate actions.