Company abstains from giving annual revenue projections owing to COVID-19 uncertainties, appoints new board member
Today, IT giant Infosys is scheduled to come out with its Q4 numbers and analysts are penciling in a 1 per cent QoQ hit in its revenue growth in constant currency terms for the quarter
"We expect revenues to grow 0.2 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) in constant currency terms (presuming 1 per cent hit due to Covid-19), said ICICI Securities.
TCS and Wipro have already said they will hold back increments; other companies are likely to follow suit.
Most companies are going to continue to let employees work from home
The immediate priority is navigating through the Covid-19 situation and ensuring business continuity"
In October, the Indian government had issued a circular raising statutory FPI limit of Indian companies to the sectoral foreign investment limit
Rao was the Vice Chairman in the previous year, and succeeds Keshav Murugesh, Group CEO, WNS Global Services
Some start-ups are also considering salary cuts, especially at the senior levels, says Gopalakrishnan
Dollar revenues likely to fall by up to 300 bps
Nifty has never been able to close above its 5-day EMA since February 19, 2020
In an exchange filing, the company said that the US regulator has concluded the investigation
In October last year, Infosys had informed stock exchanges of having received anonymous whistleblower complaints alleging certain unethical practices by the top management
With uncertainties around growth outlook, most companies are likely to go slow on their payback plans to shareholders
Mohandas Pai, former CEO and board member at Infosys, made a pitch for removing the tax on share buybacks
The bustling campuses of IT majors like Infosys and Wipro are deserted as thousands of their techies are missing in action since Monday
Mindtree will see an upside bias once it breaks out above Rs 920 levels
In two days, investors have lost Rs 9,74,176.71 crore wealth. At close of trade on Tuesday, the market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies was at Rs 1,19,52,066.11 crore.
ICICI Bank (down 9 per cent) being the biggest loser and Hindustan Unilever (HUL) -- up around 3.5 per cent -- the biggest gainer
This was following reports of its employee coming in contact with a suspected coronavirus patient