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Indian tech sector to hit $245 bn in FY23; headwinds seen in FY24: Nasscom

A silver lining amid news of mass layoffs is that the IT industry remains a net employer with over 5.4 million in the workforce; it created 290,000 new jobs in FY23, Nasscom said

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With a 36 per cent digitally skilled workforce, the industry remains on the top in terms of AI skills penetration, second-largest globally in terms of AI/ML BDA talent pool, third in the world in terms of installed supply of cloud professionals

Shivani ShindeSourabh Lele Mumbai
The Indian tech industry has remained resilient despite an uncertain macroeconomic environment and is expected to hit $245 billion in revenue terms in FY23, said a Nasscom report. Chief executive officers (CEOs), however, are “cautiously optimistic” about FY24 because of headwinds such as demand contraction, emerging tech regulations, skilling gaps, and delayed decision-making.

These headwinds are already weighing on FY23 numbers: The incremental increase in net revenue is estimated at $19 billion this financial year, against $30 billion in FY22.

Given the challenges, Nasscom, the industry body representing the Indian tech industry, in its Strategic Review 2023, has defined the year as