Jaykay Enterprises is positioning artificial intelligence as a key pillar of its transformation into a digital and technology-focused company, with its subsidiary J K Technosoft deploying its GenAI platform JIVA among large enterprise customers in the US and Europe.
According to Jaykay Enterprises’ Annual Report 2025-26, the company has moved beyond its traditional manufacturing roots and is building a diversified business across Defence & Aerospace, Digital Manufacturing & Advanced Systems, and Digital Services. The company describes Digital Services as a segment where “digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI) are the main drivers.”
The biggest AI development during FY26 was the commercial deployment of JIVA, an enterprise-grade GenAI orchestration platform developed by J K Technosoft (JK Tech). Jaykay said JIVA was deployed for large enterprise customers across the US and Europe, delivering business outcomes and gaining traction across multiple use cases.
JIVA aims to connect enterprise data, AI agents
The annual report describes JK Technosoft as a GenAI-focused data services organisation, with a particular focus on Insurance & Financial Services and Retail & CPG.
At the centre of its AI offering is JIVA, which the company describes as an enterprise-grade GenAI orchestrator that brings together data, AI agents and industry context to create autonomous workflows. Its Agentic AI capabilities are designed to connect fragmented enterprise systems, accelerate decision-making, reduce errors and allow businesses to scale without proportionately increasing headcount.
The company is also developing MDM Studio, which is designed to cleanse, govern and unify enterprise data and create a trusted, AI-ready data pipeline. The annual report says the combination of JIVA and MDM Studio is intended to help enterprises move from siloed operations towards “intelligent automation and enterprise autonomy.”
AI traction expands beyond financial services
Jaykay said JIVA is seeing growing interest from retail, manufacturing, consumer products, financial services and insurance companies. It is also exploring potential applications of the platform in the Defence & Aerospace ecosystem.
The company is not limiting its AI push to a single platform. During FY26, it expanded its digital transformation portfolio through GenAI and Agentic AI-led solutions, which the company said helped customers accelerate automation, improve operational efficiency and strengthen intelligent decision-making.
“These initiatives have contributed to robust growth in the digital services business,” the company said in its annual report.
Digital Services becomes a meaningful business
The financial performance of JK Technosoft highlighted the increasing importance of the digital business within the group. JK Technosoft reported FY26 turnover of Rs 207.29 crore, with profit before tax of Rs 28.55 crore and profit after tax of Rs 21.60 crore. Jaykay Enterprises owns 97.48% of JK Technosoft.
At the consolidated level, Digital Services recorded revenue of Rs 207.29 crore in FY26, while the Defence & Aerospace division generated ₹37.68 crore.
This comes as Jaykay itself undergoes a broader business transformation. The company says it revived operations in 2020 with a focus on digitalisation, technology and advanced engineering and is now seeking to establish itself as a future-ready Digital & Technology enterprise.
Chairman sees deeper focus on JIVA
Chairman and Managing Director Abhishek Singhania has indicated that AI will remain central to the company’s digital-services strategy.
Looking ahead, the company specifically expects Digital Services to “deepen customer focus around our AI orchestration platform JIVA.”
Singhania has also described FY26 as a “landmark year of strategic progress”, saying the company is evolving from a component supplier into a high-value, technology-driven manufacturing and solutions company.
The AI strategy also fits into a larger technology opportunity identified by Jaykay. Its management discussion notes that rising adoption of Generative AI, Agentic AI, cloud platforms, data engineering, automation and enterprise digital transformation is reshaping technology spending and service delivery models.
AI + defence: Long-term opportunity
One of the more interesting elements of Jaykay’s strategy is the potential convergence of its technology and defence businesses. While JIVA currently has traction primarily among enterprise customers in commercial sectors, the company is actively exploring applications in Defence & Aerospace.
This could eventually give Jaykay an opportunity to combine its AI, digital engineering, additive manufacturing and defence capabilities. Separately, its associate Nebula3D has begun engagements in the Digital Twin space with large manufacturing organisations, supporting smart manufacturing and industrial transformation.
For Jaykay, therefore, AI is no longer simply an IT-services offering. JIVA, Agentic AI, data engineering and digital twins are increasingly being positioned as part of a broader technology-led transformation of the group. The key test for the company now will be whether early enterprise traction around JIVA can translate into larger deployments, repeat business and sustained revenue growth.
