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IT will continue to receive tailwinds from strong deal activity and digital transformation

A potential economic slowdown in end markets should only have a modest impact on revenue growth for Indian IT companies, says CLSA

June 23, 2022 / 13:29 IST
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The Indian IT industry is likely to sail through global economic challenges at least in the first quarter of the current financial year, going by views of CLSA which are based on the global brokerage firm's recent interaction with offshore advisory company ISG.

Optimism about a strong show in 2022

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CLSA feels the deal momentum has remained strong across geographies and business verticals, though there were some instances of minor delays in decision-making in some parts of Europe and in the manufacturing vertical across many geographies due to rising input costs and supply chain disruption in China.

However, IT budgets are not likely to witness any cuts and may remain stable despite risks from macro-economic factors. Any impact on the budgets may likely start percolating only in 2023. The optimism also stems from the fact that all enterprises recognise the importance of technology to achieve their business objectives which is likely to cushion the impact from a hardening business environment.