Revenue of the Mumbai-headquartered IT services firm rose 21.2 per cent year-on-year to Rs 3,011.9 crore during this period.
Office life in these cities resumed on Monday, albeit cautiously and with full knowledge of the need to maintain social distancing.
Apart from issuing guidelines for employees with dos and don'ts, the companies are using technology-led solutions to ensure social distancing at workplaces.
Industry observers said the high level of virtualisation across most sectors has led to increased demand for various IT services.
C Vijayakumar, president and chief executive officer of HCL Tech, tells Neha Alawadhi that though demand has fallen in some sectors, others continue to be strong.
With relaxations in the nationwide lockdown induced by Covid-19, Infosys plans to adopt a staggered approach in getting back employees to office.
The process will be completed in four weeks and the IT firm will hand over the facility to the Maharashtra government by May 30
HCL Tech, Wipro have more than 60% of revenue coming from such contracts, while Infosys has more than 50% share
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TCS showed marginal rise in their employee count, as Infosys and Wipro witnessed drop in their staff base on sequential basis
The company joined some of its peers to flag the uncertainty arising out of the pandemic and refrained from giving any revenue guidance for the first quarter of FY21
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Bengaluru-headquartered IT firm Mindtree witnessed its promoter L&T Group buying 0.4 per cent stake in the company through open market operations for around Rs 58 crore during this period.
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