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Uniqus eyes $150 million revenue by 2027 with new financial reporting tool, says co-founder Jamil Khatri

29, November 2024

Consulting firm Uniqus is confident it will achieve $150 million in revenue by 2027, driven by the launch of its new financial reporting tool, Reporting UniVerse, said Co-Founder Jamil Khatri.

According to Khatri, the cloud-based platform, launched Thursday, is designed to address longstanding challenges in financial reporting for multinational corporations, automating key processes that have traditionally relied on spreadsheets and manual data entry.

Khatri emphasized that Reporting UniVerse will be instrumental in achieving the company’s revenue goal over the next three years. “We see a tremendous market opportunity in this product, which aligns perfectly with our strategy of providing integrated finance transformation solutions,” he said.

Targeting Growth in India, Middle East, and U.S. Markets

Uniqus has identified key global markets for Reporting UniVerse, including India, the Middle East, and the US., where businesses face significant challenges related to manual financial reporting. In India, the focus will be on large enterprises with numerous subsidiaries and special-purpose vehicles (SPVs), while in the Middle East, Uniqus is targeting large corporations still relying on outdated financial consolidation methods.

 

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