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Kotak Securities has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for March quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q4FY13 sales are likely to go up by 2.3% at Rs 10,664.6 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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Dolat Capital 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 3.4% at Rs 10,782.3 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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Fourth quarter earnings season will kick off on Friday with IT giant Infosys announcing its numbers. Market will be closely watching their FY14 growth outlook, which is likely to be a big trigger for all IT stocks.
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Software service providers are expected to provide a 1-4 percent sequential revenue growth in Jan-March, which is typicaly a slow quarter given that key decisions related to IT budgets and discretionary spends for the rest of the year are taken by clients during this time.
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KK Singh, CMD, Rolta India says that the 11.4-percent rise in PAT to Rs 70.39 crore and healthy order-book levels have allowed the company to increase its guidance from the earlier levels of 10-15 percent for the whole year. Going forward, Singh told CNBC-TV18, the company will focus on intellectual property.
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Cognizant came out with a healthy set of numbers and has beaten in terms of guidance. Their outlook remains mixed according to a lot of analysts. Ankur Rudra of Ambit Capital tells us how can we extrapolate this to the IT sector.
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Cognizant continues to be bullish on the path ahead with better-than-expected fourth quarter revenue to its credit. R Chandrasekaran, group chief executive officer (tech & operations) of the company is positive on the demand environment.
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In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Bill McDermot, CEO, SAP said that there biggest growing area is computing in HANA. “The company has the fastest growing database business in the world now with Cloud growing in triple digits,†added McDermot.
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IT-sector analysts Bhavin Shah, CEO, Equirus Securities and Basu Banerjee, of Quant Research explain to CNBC-TV18 that TCS has retained his numero uno position in the IT sector by the sheer size of its results and all-round performance through out the quarter. Bhavin Shah forecasts that the upside in the stock is limited.
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Infosys shares extended gains on Monday, rising over 4 percent, after a 17 percent increase on Friday, as several brokerages upgraded the stock and raised their earnings expectations on the back of a better-than-expected third quarter.
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Credit Suisse has retained its neutral rating on Infosys despite the IT major‘s better-than-expected third quarter numbers. The brokerage prefers HCL Tech and TCS, which are more attractively valued, in comparison.
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Shares in Infosys closed up 16.8 percent on Friday as it surprised the street with an unexpected rise in its fiscal year revenue estimate and stellar third-quarter results.
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In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Ankur Rudra, Ambit Capital said that there EPS expectation going into the results for the full year was Rs 163. Now they are likely to up it, given the stronger revenue growth guidance.
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Infosys has had a series of disappointments over the last few quarters. So the double good news -- better-than-expected third quarter results and FY13 guidance raised (analysts were expecting a cut) -- sent investors rushing to buy the stock.
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Prabhudas Lilladher has come out with its earnings estimates on Information Technology sector for December quarter FY13. The research firm expects, Infosys – FY13 USD organic revenue guidance likely to be revised downward by ~1.5 percentage point.
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Infosys surprised the street with better-than-expected results for the third quarter. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Pratish Krishnan, IT Analyst at Antique Broking said, Infosys have maintained the revenue guidance and that has been a big surprise for the quarter.
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Motilal Oswal has come out with its earnings estimates on IT sector for December quarter FY13. The research firm expect EBIT margin contraction of 20-150bp across tier-I and 80-430bp across tier-II companies.
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IT bellwether Infosys surprised the street with better-than-expected results for the third quarter. It raised full year guidance sending its shares soaring 12 percent in morning trade.
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The company has marginally exceeded street-expectations and its management seems a lot more confident than it has been in last few quarters; they have even upped their dollar guidance.
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Infosys, the largest laggard of 2012 will release its Q3 results tomorrow. “I think the street expectation is pretty much what we are expecting which is that the tier 1 pack could report around 2-3 percent of dollar growth, led by modest currency gains and weak volumes said Abhishek Shindadkar of ICICI direct in an interview to CNBC-TV18.
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India's second largest software services exporter is likely to disappoint the street yet again with a 4.8 percent sequential decline in third quarter net profit. Organic revenue growth will also be disappointing as the overall business environment remains challenging, with clients going slow on discretionary spends.
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KRChoksey has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for December quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q3FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3% at Rs 10,142 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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Prabhudas Lilladher has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for December quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q3FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3.1% at Rs 10,164.3 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sandeep Muthangi of IIFL Institutional Equities spoke about his reading and outlook for Infosys, which will announce its third quarter numbers on Friday.
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Kotak Securities has come out with its earnings estimates on Infosys for December quarter FY13. According to the research firm, the company's Q3FY13 sales are likely to go up by 3.7% at Rs 10,223 crore, quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
