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Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities's Harit Shah feels that Infosys should meet street estimates as they are not very high, In case it fails to meet its 1-1.5 percent range of dollar revenue growth, it will be a big negative for the stock
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Analysts on average expect the company to report a Rupee revenue growth of 5.5 percent sequentially to 11,029 crore, while Dollar revenue is seen up 1 percent at 1.96 billion.
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Motilal Oswal expects Infosys to report a 1 percent degrowth quarter-on-quarter (growth of 3.5 percent year-on-year) in net profit at Rs 2,369.8 crore.
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Sundeep Muthangi of IIFL cautions that IT sector on the whole may see weak earnings performance. However he expects Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Technologies to outperform its peers in terms of revenue growth.
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The April-June quarter US Dollar revenue growth is expected to rise on the back of the Rupee depreciation. However, margins gains, if any, will be limited due to the wage hikes taken by companies.
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StarMine's SmartEstimates, which places greater emphasis on forecasts by top-rated analysts, expects Infosys to report an operating profit of 28.93 billion rupees for the quarter compared with a consensus mean estimate of 29.94 billion rupees.
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Analysts expect the strongest earnings growth for energy, healthcare and consumer staples.
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Infosys will kick off the first-quarter earnings season for the Indian IT-services industry from July 12, followed by other big boys like Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro and HCL Technologies in the next few weeks.
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Despite Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) posting better-than-expected result for Q3, Bhavin Shah, Equirus Securities continues to believe that IT sector is going to see slow growth going forward.
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India's largest software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services is confident of beating NASSCOM's industry growth guidance in the current financial year.
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The opinion on the street is unanimous for IT sector – Infosys is an underperformer, HCL Tech a dark horse and TCS a consistent outperformer.
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What did Infosys do, or not do, to send its share tumbling by nearly 20 percent in one day? At around 2:30 pm on Friday, the stock lost about Rs 600 wiping out nearly Rs 35,000 crore of investor wealth and crashing the rest of the market with it.
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Disappointment was shown by many on Infosys' fourth quarter results. It reported 6-10 percent top-line growth guidance for FY14, which was lower than what the street had forecast. Rahul Bhasin, Baring Private Equity Partners said that it will be unrealistic to expect the historical growth.
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There was quite a bit of optimism after last quarter, but it looks like things haven't quite recovered completely yet. The market is also in a very weak platform at this point of time and then we have one of the large weightage companies coming out with disappointing result.
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Bears have profited from Infosys results on more occasions than bulls, at least on the day of the earnings announcement. As the table below shows, in the past 11 quarters, Infosys shares have closed in the red nine times, shedding between 3-12 percent.
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Wrong footed by the company‘s tepid performance in the first two quarters of FY13, analysts were cautious in their forecast for the quarter ended December, thinking that the company‘s poor run was likely to continue.
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India's second largest software services provider , Infosys announced its fourth quarter results on Friday. Companies Q4 net profit rose 3 percent year-on-year and 1 percent quarter-on-quarter to Rs 2,394 crore, partly helped by higher other income and lower income tax expenses.
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The revenue guidance for fiscal year 2014 was below that of the industry guidance given by NASSCOM, because it would be an achievable target, SD Shibulal, MD & CEO, Infosys told analysts soon after the company announced its fourth quarter results.
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Infosys Ltd, India's No. 2 IT services exporter, marginally beat analyst estimates on Friday with a 3.4 percent rise in quarterly profit as the company won orders from customers including German automaker BMW.
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Infosys will kickstart the earnings season with its fourth quarter results on Friday. The India's second largest software services provider cheered the street in Oct-Dec after several dismal quarters.
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The debate on IT giant Infosys‘ results has multiple angles now, as it is likely to be a big trigger for all IT stocks. The company is going to announce its fourth quarter numbers on Friday. Sandeep Muthangi, Vice President - Research, IIFL Institutional Equities expects the company to give guidance of 12 percent odd growth for the next year.
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Nirmal Bang has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for the March quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q4FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3.2% at Rs 10761.5 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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IIFL has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for the March quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q4FY13 sales are likely to go up by 2.9% at Rs 10,722.5 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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Prabhudas Lilladher has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for the March quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q4FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3.1% at Rs 10,752.3 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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Angel Broking has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for the March quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q4FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3.5% at Rs 10,788 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
