Margins will be a concern with salary hikes and attrition taking centre-stage
A strong operational performance by Accenture during Q3FY21 in its outsourcing vertical sets the tone for an upcoming earnings season for the Indian IT service companies, Edelweiss Research said
The net proceeds of the notes are intended to be utilised for refinancing existing debt and general corporate purposes.
Revenue rises 2.9%, board recommends of 175% final dividend or Rs 17.5 per share
Infosys McCamish Systems is a US-based subsidiary of Infosys BPM
The Indian IT-BPM sector witnessed a recovery in revenue growth at 7.9 per cent in FY2019-20, primarily driven by a significant boost in domestic revenue, as per the Economic Survey 2020-21
About 98% of employees of the IT services firm are working from home, but Chatterjee said he is expecting a hybrid work model would emerge
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At the last closing price of Rs 2,825, TCS was valued at $144.73 billion, (Rs 10.6 trillion), while Accenture is currently at $142.4 billion
The top four Indian IT firms have cash reserves of nearly $15 billion
The better-than-expected performance in the outsourcing business has indicated the recovery of revenue growth for Indian IT firms too, and may happen sooner than expected
Pandemic forces companies to look at setting up centres in smaller towns
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As capital allocation is altered, dividend payout to dip in the ongoing financial year
Experts are of the opinion that this trend is likely to accelerate in the coming quarters owing to vendor consolidation.
IT firm's margin expands despite revenue fall in Q1
According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services data, the share of Indian companies among the top 10 visa recipients has dropped from 51 per cent to 24 per cent during the 2016-19 period.
More than 90 per cent of staffers of most IT services firms are working from home. The companies are in no hurry to bring them back despite the relaxation in lockdown.