Industry headwinds and company specific issues can lead to weak performance in the near term
A turnaround hinges on the execution and efficiency of the restructuring of the business
The company expects furloughs to be more pronounced in Q3 and it is guiding to a very weak quarter, with revenue decline between 1.5 percent and 3.5 percent
Demand environment is still challenging, and the company expects Q3 to be soft
Total payouts by TCS increased by 9.6 percent per annum in the past four years to Rs 42,079 crore in FY23
The proposed Digital India Bill can use WEF inputs while considering AI regulation so that least harm is done to human labour
Infosys, TCS, HCL have won several large projects in Q2 with total revenue potential of more than $1 billion
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The stock valuations of Tech Mahindra are at par or slightly lower than TCS and Infosys
Even as global enterprises develop technology capabilities, Indian IT vendors continue to find enough opportunities in the market
Oberoi said that several captives are clients of the company and if there’s growth in hiring in captives, Naukri will benefit
While frontline IT companies are uncertain about the near term outlook, Coforge, Persistent Systems and Mphasis sounded confident about sequential recovery
With healthy cash generation and steady growth, Infosys remains a decent dividend-yield play
Coforge said that the Board of Directors at its meeting held on July 20, 2023 has declared an interim dividend of Rs 19 per equity share and the record date for this payout will be August 3, 2023.
Thanks to a healthy dosage of large deals, the managed services market hit a new high of $10 billion in the June quarter
The company is ready to make the most of the multi-year technology spending opportunity
Contrary to the expectations of normalisation in the second half of FY24, the company management remains non-committal on the timing of recovery
Amid the deceleration in growth rates, it will be tough for the companies to maintain the generous payouts of recent years.
LTIMindtree stock is the most expensive stock among the large vendors but its profit margins are significantly lower than TCS, Infosys
The limited scope for margin expansion and challenging demand scenario caps the earnings upside in the near term.
Generative AI is triggering unprecedented disruption and nimble-footed smaller players with less baggage of legacy may race ahead
Lack of progress on improving the employee pyramid mix can weigh on profitability expansion of IT services companies
Amid a bleak employment market, job-seekers across sectors are now turning to tech upskilling to stay relevant in the techade. But the question also arises if Indian companies have moved away from traditional tech degrees yet?
The stock dropped 10 percent on Wednesday, the second biggest fall since its listing in 2021
Order bookings rose 28 percent in March quarter, highest in a year. Its growth may up competitive pressures for domestic companies