"As we look into future, I think we are extremely well placed ... Our deal wins, our order-book and the client sentiment look positive," TCS Managing Director and Chief Executive Natarajan Chandrasekaran told reporters here.
There was a 2.70 per cent impact on margins (Rs 676 crore) because of the "cross currency headwinds to the profit, which grew 12.4 per cent if we factor in the impact of the one-time outgo because of the bonus to the employees", he said, adding the pre-tax margins were at 27.2 per cent.
Revenue for the quarter rose 12.4 per cent to Rs 24,219.8 crore, while for the full fiscal it rose 15.7 per cent to Rs 94,648 crore. The net profit for the full fiscal rose 13.5 per cent to Rs 19,648 crore.
Nasscom has estimated a revenue growth of 13-15 per cent for Indian IT industry in the current 2015-16 fiscal.
Describing the numbers as "slightly below expectations on the revenue front", Dipen Shah of Kotak Securities said he expects TCS to maintain margins in the stated 26-28 per cent band going ahead.
The company's attrition accelerated to 14.9 per cent in 2014-15, which is among the highest in the recent years, and Mukherjee added it will be focusing to arrest the same.
The "involuntary attritions", which had got it bad press since December continue to be in the 1-2 per cent band, he said, stressing that there has not been any spike in the same.
