Experts have long held that Gen AI revenues are difficult to estimate, ever since Accenture disclosed it, since most deals have a component of the nascent technology
Shares of Happiest Minds Technologies surged 10 percent in Tuesday’s trade after domestic brokerage Anand Rathi initiated coverage on the stock with a 'BUY' recommendation.
Most of the adoption is happening in software development but not yet in areas such as infrastructure or cybersecurity, Joseph Anantharaju has said
The Gen AI business unit has already generated new revenue streams, and the verticalisation strategy is helping it with more targeted market approaches.
Average revenue per customer has inched up by about 30-35% for Happiest Minds since its listing on the bourses.
He mentioned another billing model, capacity-based, where clients hire teams and manage them directly.
With Trump in the White House and his Republicans party in control of US Congress, business situation would be more amenable, the IT firm has said
Sources indicated the firm's promoter and executive chairman, Ashok Soota, was likely to offload 6 percent stake through this block deal.
Happiest Minds said it is pursuing all legal options to protect the company's reputation.
The deal will strengthen Happiest Minds domain capabilities in banking, financial services, insurance (BFSI) and healthcare and life sciences verticals, while also providing access to a set of marquee customers, the company statement said
When asked about vendor consolidation deals being handed over to bigger rivals, the company said it has not witnessed any such occurrence in the market.
PureSoftware Technologies, with a paid-up capital of Rs 3.23 crores and a turnover of Rs 351 crores for fiscal 2024, will be acquired through an upfront cash consideration of Rs 635 crores.
The new industry groups are Industrial, Manufacturing and Energy & Utilities, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Retail, CPG and Logistics, Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI), Hi-Tech and Media & Entertainment, and EdTech
The company will close the financial year 2023-24 with 11.5 percent revenue growth, falling short by 50-basis-points (bps) of the guidance it has set for itself.
Happiest Minds CFO Venkatraman Narayanan previously said that the company was "reasonably close" to completing one large acquisition, but it was delayed. This delay led Happiest Minds to revise its revenue guidance downward by more than half, from 25 percent to 12 percent for FY24.