In India, defence modernisation is another focus area for the company. The company recently signed Rs 300 crore defence contract.

Feel lot more confident about the IT sector now: Tech Mahindra

IT has been the lone warrior for the bulls off late. Could things for the sector gets better from hereon. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, CP Gurnani, MD & CEO of Tech Mahindra, Farid Kazani, MD of Majesco and Apurva Prasad, Research Analyst-IT at HDFC Securities spoke at length about the sector.

Target is to take digital revenue share up to 60% of total biz in 3 years: Tech M

India is hosting the World Congress on IT for the very first time, in partnership with the NASSCOM Leadership Forum in Hyderabad. Over 2,500 delegates from tech companies across the globe will be discussing new age technology and investment into India. CNBC-TV18 spoke to Tech Mahindra's CP Gurnani who is betting big on digital and is positive about FY19.

Communications business will see much faster growth going ahead: Tech Mahindra

CNBC-TV18’s Kritika Saxena caught up with Vineet Nayyar, Executive Vice Chairman of Tech Mahindra. He believes that the company will see growth in both their communication and North America business.

Margin will be in double-digit by end of year, says Tech Mahindra

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Vineet Nayyar, VC of Tech Mahindra spoke about the latest happenings and how the rest of FY18 will pan out.

Tech Mahindra Board approves acquisition of CJS Solutions

Tech Mahindra will pay USD 89.5 million upfront for around 84.7 percent of CJS' stake. It will require the remainder of the stake over the next three years.

Adapting to automation a bigger hurdle than Trump: Tech Mahindra

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vineet Nayyar, Vice Chairman of Tech Mahindra, said the IT sector has become neutral to location and would adjust to the policies of the new US administration.

Only 4% of employees on H1B Visa; Bill not a big hit on co:TechM

Nayyar is of the opinion that everyone acts for their self-interests, and, this move may not be in the interest of US companies. So its approval for now seems difficult.

Digitisation integral part of co; focus on B2B seg: Tech Mah

The company has been an integral part of digitisation and will continue to expand their horizons, said CP Gurnani, MD & CEO, Tech Mahindra.

Top exec says Trump's bark worse than his bite

It is difficult to predict which way US President-elect Donald Trump will move in terms of policy but his 'bark is worse than his bite' and it is unlikely that Trump will make those fundamental changes that everyone expects, said Vineet Nayyar, VC of Tech Mahindra.

Indian IT sector critical to US; Trump win not an issue: TechM

Negative comments had come from Trump earlier with regards to H1B visas. However, it may not be a cause of concern for IT companies as they constitute less than 20 percent of the H1B visas, says R Chandrashekhar, President, Nasscom.

TechM hopes to perform well in H2 despite challenges: Gurnani

CP Gurnani CEO of Tech Mahindra says business of the company grew all-round and Europe grew the most.

Investors upbeat over India's reforms push: BCG

Macroeconomic conditions across countries are not great and nations need real reforms to spur investor confidence, BCG Chief Executive Richard Lesser told CNBC-TV18. He, however, added that investors across the globe have a lot of confidence that such crucial reforms have started in India.

US elections not a worry as Indian IT aids job creation: Experts

IT experts are of the opinion that statements made by the US presidential nominees - Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump - are generic and rhetoric. It is not a reason to worry, says R Chandrashekar, President of Nasscom.

Brexit will create uncertainty but may not hit IT cos much: Pros

Vineet Nayyar, Executive Vice Chairman of Tech Mahindra feels Brexit cannot be fully blamed for Infosys losing out on the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) deal. The only thing that can hit technology right now is better technology, he says.

Will offset Brexit margin hit in due time: Tech Mahindra

Vineet Nayyar, Vice Chairman of the company, said Brexit won't impact Tech Mahindra's performance in the long-term.

Brexit may not have a significant impact on IT cos: TechM

Vineet Nayyar, Executive VC, Tech Mahindra does not see a significant impact on Indian IT companies. According to him the sterling may fall but it will have only a marginal impact for them. He said, they keep facing these kind of currency problems time and again.

Tech Mahindra buys UK's BIO Agency in all-cash deal

Indraneel Ganguli, Senior VP & Global Head Brand, Tech Mahindra says the acquisition is a strategic fit that will augment the digital portfolio of the company. The deal size includes the enterprise value of GBP 40 million plus surplus cash not exceeding GBP 5 million.

Brexit, US polls unlikely to majorly impact Indian IT: TechM

"Whatever happens, I think Indian technology companies are doing a great job. So, good or bad, our services would be required," says Vineet Nayyar Vice Chairman of Tech Mahindra.

Pininfarina will bring the design that people demand: Tech M

On the sidelines of the Auto Expo 2016, Jagdish Mitra, Chief Stratergy Officer of Tech Mahindra, told CNBC-TV18 the motive behind the purchase of Italian car design company Pininfarina.

Expect IT cos' domestic revenue to grow 11-13% in FY17: Nasscom

Industry body the National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) has trimmed its exports outlook to 10-12 percent for the FY17.

Expect manufacturing, retail to drive growth: Tech Mahindra

CP Gurnani, MD and CEO, Tech Mahindra, says retail, enterprise and manufacturing businesses did well this quarter while de growth in communications and Banking, Financial services and Insurance (BFSI) affected the company's performance.

Co to have management control over Pininfarina: Tech Mah

Mahindra and Mahindra and Tech Mahindra to jointly acquire Italian car design company Pininfarina. Both the companies will first form a special purpose vehicle (SPV) and together will acquire 76.06 percent stake in the company.

Legislation to cut H1B visas: Here's an IT industry view

Currently every year a maximum of 85,000 H-1B visas can be issued including 20,000 for those who completed higher education in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Global ops will boost biz growth in FY16: Tech Mahindra

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vineet Nayyar, Vice-Chairman of the company says that Q3 is seeing positive orders traction and business is expected to do well in the second half of the year.