Closing Bell on July 21, 2023: The benchmarks snapped their 6-day winning run. Among sectoral indices, the Nifty IT index shed 4 per cent, followed by the Nifty FMCG index (down 1 per cent)
The S&P BSE Sensex crashed over 1,000 points to hit day's low of 66,534 levels, while Nifty50 crashed 279 points to day's low of 19,700 levels
Infosys Q1 result review: Brokerages have unanimously reduced FY24 EPS estimates for the company in the range of 2-4 per cent, though the Street is likely fearing even further downside, they say
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Operating margins 'resilient in uncertain macro environment', says company
Closing Bell on July 20: The market discovered price of Jio Financial Services as Rs 261.85 per share, much higher than estimates
The operating margin for the quarter was stable at 20.8%. Its attrition declined to 17.3% during the quarter
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Infosys may post a net profit of Rs 6,245 crore for Q1, up 2 per cent sequentially, much better than the 3-11 per cent QoQ slide in net profits of TCS, HCL Tech and Wipro
The company, which will announce its results on July 20, clarified that it was a closure of an old deal. It, however, refrained from disclosing the name of the client
Infosys was trading at its highest level since March 2023. In the past four trading days, the stock has rallied 11 per cent after sector major TCS and HCL Tech released their Q1FY24 results
Fixed price projects allow companies to control the cost better and also to introduce automation in the projects
In May, Infosys launched Topaz, a comprehensive suite of services, solutions, and platforms that harness the power of generative AI technologies
Infosys typically rolls out hikes for its senior management in July, but so far, they have not received any communication on the matter, the report said
IT company Infosys on Thursday said it has set up a new subsidiary in Canada under its US arm Infosys Public Services. Headquartered in Ottawa, Infosys Public Services Canada will span over 10,000 square feet. "Infosys Public Services (IPS), a North America-based company of Infosys, today announced the opening of its new subsidiary, Infosys Public Services Canada, Inc headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario with local offices in Mississauga ON, Calgary AB, and Burnaby BC," the company said in a statement. The expansion follows a series of Infosys' investments in the Canada. IPS Canada aims to work with local universities and technical colleges to recruit talent, it added. "This IPS Canada announcement is the latest development in a series of investments made by Infosys which has expanded the employee count to over 7,000 with a commitment to increase to 8,000 employees by 2024," the statement said. IPS Canada will help modernize public sector service delivery for new and existing federal
While index requires to scale major hurdles, the aggressive rally towards those has triggered positive upside in IT stocks.
In recent months both TCS and Infosys announced bagging mega deals
Nandan Nilekani said that Infosys spares no effort in giving its employees opportunities to upskill and improve
"We are looking more carefully at the future of acquisitions," said Parekh
Artificial Intelligence-first business strategy adopted by Infosys is working well for the company despite unresolved ethical and IPR issues around the technology, Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani said on Wednesday. In his address at Infosys' 42nd Annual General Meeting, Nilekani said the company can be more efficient while nurturing readiness for growth, given its performance in challenging scenarios created by inflation, interest rates, geopolitics, demand volatility and supply chain dislocations. "Several practical, ethical and intellectual property-related issues, when it comes to AI remain unresolved. We also know that the motto of scaling AI in the enterprise is far from simple. And yet, the AI-first strategy we're embracing already working for us," Nilekani said. He said that the board has approved a dividend of Rs 17.5 per share, taking the total to Rs 34 per share. "The company has returned approximately 86 per cent of free cash flow to shareholders over four years startin