By Sheetal Kumari | March 3, 2025

MC Markets | October 7

Why India’s IT Sector Is Set for Another Weak Quarter

India’s top IT firms are bracing for another lackluster quarter as global demand slows and trade worries deepen.

Global Demand Slows

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Six brokerages expect just 6% revenue and 5.5% profit growth for the September quarter, despite seasonal tailwinds, reported Reuters.

Brokerages Signal Sluggish Growth

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Steep U.S. tariffs and macro uncertainty are making clients delay large tech spending decisions.

Tariffs and Trade Jitters Bite

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The sector has now seen eight straight quarters of single-digit growth as U.S. clients tighten IT budgets.

Eight Quarters of Weak Momentum

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TCS kicks off results on October 9, with revenue likely up just 2% YoY, versus 8% last year, says Reuters.

TCS to Lead With Tepid Numbers

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Global peer Accenture flagged no meaningful market recovery and trimmed its FY26 revenue guidance.

Accenture’s Outlook Adds to Pessimism

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Proposed H-1B visa fees and a 25% U.S. outsourcing tax could reshape delivery models, analysts warn.

Sector Headwinds Mount in the U.S.

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Moneycontrol advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.

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