The company reaffirmed its medium-term outlook of $2 billion revenues with an EBIT margin of 17-18 percent
Both automotive and education sectors reported a soft performance in Q3FY25
Industry consultants and managements of IT companies indicate a stable or relatively better technology spending in 2025
Frontline IT companies saw incremental improvement in financial services business in Q3 FY25
Focus on disruptive technology and strong traction in order inflows augur well for the company
Turnaround strategy progressing well with positive revenue show, margin uptick and order inflows
The company’s AI-centric approach should be helpful in the medium to long term
Cost optimisation and productivity improvement objectives are expected to drive IT spends on AI initiatives in 2025
An opportunity to participate in the US healthcare outsourcing market
The company has lowered revenue guidance for the full year as order wins remain sluggish
The quarterly performance was a mixed bag with a reassuring commentary
We recommend investors should partially book profits and re-enter on any weakness
The third quarter should be relatively better for HCL’s software business and Q4 should be good too
Order inflows at TCS declined in last two quarters while Accenture reported strong growth in bookings
The intricacies of the microchip industry demand a patient and phased approach
Recovery trends in IT spending are discernible and there’s a buzz that the Centre is weighing a fresh policy push
Revenues have started picking up, margins are improving, and order inflows are steady
The company has a track record of turning around acquired entities
Revenue growth, expansion in margins, and a traction in deals hold out growth hopes
TCS and LTIMindtree are projected to lead FY25 revenue growth rates. But Infosys is fast gaining momentum
Revenue decline and tepid guidance rule out valuation rerating for now
Strong execution coupled with encouraging guidance on demand revival
A Goldman Sachs report raises intriguing questions that could prompt global economies, including India, to review their tech spends
ISG, which tracks commercial outsourcing contracts, lowered the growth forecast for managed services
The engineering R&D outsourcing spends are projected to outpace IT services in the next several years