Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE today, September 12, 2025: Among sectors, the Nifty IT was the top gainer, rising 0.74%. On the flipside, the Nifty FMCG index was the top loser, down 0.24%
Infosys will buy back ₹18,000 crore worth of shares at a premium, marking its biggest repurchase in a decade. Here's a look at major corporate buybacks in India
Infosys will repurchase 100 million shares at an average price of ₹1,800 per share, a 19.3 per cent premium to its Thursday closing share price
Stocks to watch on September 12: M&M, JSW Energy, GMR Power, Marico, JBM Auto, NLC India and JTL Industries among other stocks to track today.
Infosys announced a Rs 18,000 crore buyback at a 19.3 per cent premium, its largest in 10 years, as IT stocks remain under pressure from weak macro trends and tariff risks
Infosys shares have historically rebounded post buyback approvals over long term, rising 22 per cent over six months in 2021. Will this time be any different?
The Nifty IT Index has underperformed the broader markets in the last 3 months and 6 months, owing to macro uncertainties
This latest revision, it said, was shaped by several factors, which meant increasing exposure to the financials and consumer sectors, booking gains in stocks where the market drivers are in place
IT stocks rose sharply with Infosys surging 5% on its buyback plan, lifting the Nifty IT index 2.8%, as Fed rate cut speculation and rupee weakness boosted sector sentiment
Infosys shares rose after it said that its board will consider a share buyback proposal at its meeting on September 11, 2025.
After a slowdown, IT major Infosys to revive campus hiring even as growth stays subdued for a second consecutive year
Infosys will review a proposal for share buyback at its September 11 board meeting, the first since its Rs 9,300-crore buyback in 2022 at Rs 1,850 per share
Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani says India will be the hub for applying AI and frugal engineering, citing Aadhaar, UPI and small language models as key to mass-scale adoption
Industry veteran and former CFO of Infosys, Mohandas Pai on Thursday said Indian IT firms' dependence on H-1B visas has come down significantly over the years, and that data indicates many leading American tech companies are among the top applicants for these visas. There was no official word from IT industry association Nasscom after US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made scathing remarks on these work visas meant for highly-skilled professionals describing the H-1B visa programme as "scam". Emails to top Indian IT companies including TCS, Infosys and Wipro for comments, too, did not elicit any response. "The current H-1B visa system is a scam that lets foreign workers fill American job opportunities. Hiring American workers should be the priority of all great American businesses. Now is the time to hire American," Lutnick said in a social media post this week. When contacted, Pai asserted that Indian IT companies are less dependent on these ..
Among individual stocks, Infosys, Wipro, Oracle Financial Services Software, and Mphasis shares rose 3 per cent each on Monday
Infosys has rolled out an average 80 per cent performance bonus for Q1, linked to employee ratings across PL4-PL6 levels, following stronger-than-expected quarterly growth
However, thus far in the calendar year 2025, Nifty IT index has underperformed the market by falling 18 per cent, as against 5.5 per cent rally in Nifty 50.
Infosys penalised in Singapore for GST delay; acquires 75% stake in Telstra's Versent Group to advance AI-led cloud and digital offerings in Australia
Infosys shares rose nearly 2 per cent after it announced a joint venture with Telstra, where it will invest around ₹1,300 crore
Infosys will have operational control, while Telstra will continue to retain a 25 per cent minority stake in Versent Group