Arora Corporation Outlines 2026-27 Investment Strategy in the Age of Intelligence

Arora Corporation today announced its strategic investment priorities for FY 2026-27, reaffirming its commitment to long-term value creation in a rapidly evolving global economy shaped by artificial intelligence.

Recent market volatility has underscored a profound shift in how technology-driven businesses are evaluated. Investors are no longer focused solely on growth potential, but on revenue durability, adaptability, and resilience in an AI-first world. At Arora Corporation, we view this moment not as a disruption to fear, but as a transformation to lead.

As a multinational conglomerate holding company with diversified interests across technology, services, infrastructure, manufacturing, and financial assets, we are uniquely positioned to navigate-and benefit from-this transition.

Our Investment Philosophy for 2026-27

Our strategy is anchored in three principles: durability, differentiation, and disciplined capital allocation.

1. Investing in AI-Enabled Resilience

We will prioritize investments in businesses that use AI to strengthen, rather than undermine, their core models. This includes:

• Platforms with proprietary data, strong distribution, and high customer switching costs

• Enterprises integrating AI to improve outcomes, efficiency, and decision-making

• Scalable infrastructure supporting secure and responsible AI deployment

Our focus is on companies that convert automation into higher-value services, not commoditization.

2. Shifting from Labor-Intensity to Outcome-Intensity

Across IT services, consulting, and enterprise solutions, traditional billing models are under pressure. Arora Corporation will accelerate capital deployment toward:

• Outcome-based and platform-driven service models

• Automation-led delivery frameworks

• IP-driven consulting and managed services

We will back organizations that monetize expertise, outcomes, and trust - rather than hours and headcount.

3. Building Ownership in Strategic Digital Infrastructure

AI's expansion is fundamentally dependent on data, compute, energy, and connectivity. In FY 2026-27, we will increase exposure to:

• Data centers and cloud-adjacent infrastructure

• Green and stable power systems for digital workloads

• Secure networks and edge computing assets

These assets form the backbone of the next digital economy and offer long-term, inflation-resilient returns.

4. Selective Investments in AI-Native and Deep-Tech Ventures

Through our venture and growth capital platforms, we will expand investments in:

• AI-native enterprise software

• Vertical-specific automation solutions

• Compliance, governance, and risk-tech platforms

• Industrial and manufacturing AI applications

Our focus remains on businesses solving mission-critical problems with defensible technology.

5. Strengthening Balance Sheet Discipline

Market repricing has highlighted the importance of financial resilience. We will maintain:

• Conservative leverage at the holding company level

• Strong liquidity buffers

• Selective acquisition strategies focused on synergies and cash generation

Capital preservation and prudent risk management remain central to our approach.

Our View on the Current Market Environment

The recent correction reflects a shift from "growth at any cost" to "durability at any price." Revenue predictability, customer loyalty, and pricing power are now decisive.

We believe that while AI will reshape workflows, it will not eliminate the need for trusted platforms, curated data, and domain expertise. Value will migrate-but it will not disappear. Incumbents that adapt, and innovators that scale responsibly, will define the next cycle.

India, in particular, stands at an inflection point. As automation transforms global services, we see an opportunity to lead in AI-enabled delivery, digital public infrastructure, and high-value knowledge services. Arora Corporation intends to be at the forefront of this evolution.

Looking Ahead

For FY 2026-27, Arora Corporation expects to allocate capital across five priority themes:

1. AI-integrated enterprises with durable revenues

2. Digital and energy infrastructure

3. Outcome-based services platforms

4. AI-native growth companies

5. Resilient cash-generating core assets

Our objective is clear: to compound shareholder value by investing in businesses that remain relevant, trusted, and profitable in an AI-driven economy.

Statement from the Director

"Artificial intelligence is not ending enterprise value-it is redefining it. The era of automatic multiples is over. The era of earned trust, proven outcomes, and resilient models has begun" said Ankesh Arora, Director of Arora Corporation.

"At Arora Corporation, we are investing for that future. We will back businesses that combine technology with judgment, automation with accountability, and scale with responsibility. Our focus is not on short-term narratives, but on building enduring institutions for the next decade."

Arora Corporation
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New York NY 10075
arora@aroracorporation.com

Arora Corporation is a multinational conglomerate holding company with diversified interests across technology, infrastructure, and strategic investments. The Corporation operates with a long-term focus on innovation, sustainability, and value creation.

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