TCS Q1 result preview: The weakness comes on account of a worsening demand environment, which is leading to cancellation and delay in projects, a longer sales cycle and slower revenue conversion
Indian IT services companies are expected to log a muted show in June quarter with wage hikes keeping margins under pressure amid weak macro overhang, cuts in discretionary spends, and project delays, say analysts. Some brokerages, in fact, have cautioned that pain will continue for the tech pack up ahead, as recovery is likely to be more gradual, only around Q4 FY24 or in FY25. As tech companies head into Q1 earnings season this week, experts will also be keeping a close watch on any management commentary on the revision of the growth outlook for FY24, the spread of demand deterioration beyond BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance), hi-tech, telecom and retail verticals, net hiring, project ramp downs and pricing pressures, as key monitorables. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Tech are scheduled to declare their results on July 12, followed by Wipro's report card a day later (July 13). Infosys will announce its Q1 numbers on July 20, while LTIMindtree is slated to
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Another three employees were fired for sexual misconduct, taking the total tally to 38
The company said that they not only want to make products for India but also plan to manufacture to export
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TCS is consulting with external auditors to investigate the situation, said a person aware of the development
Sources say probe will take 45 days to complete; company tells exchanges scam had no financial impact
With this partnership, TCS will set up a customer operations centre in Germany and a future-ready life and pensions digital platform for Germany and Austria
TCS has suspended four employees for violating its code of conduct, following a whistleblower complaint received earlier this month, sources said on Friday. The Tata Group company, the largest IT services exporter in the country, has also barred an unspecified number of vendors who provided talent on a contractual basis, they added. In a late evening statement to the exchanges, TCS said it probed the allegations made in the complaint and found out that the charges do not "involve any fraud by or against the company and no financial impact". The statement made after a media report published earlier in the day also clarified that the "reference to alleged scam in recruitment process is incorrect". It said the resource management group (RMG) is entrusted with allocating resources to various projects and fill shortfall through contractors. "The complaint referred to...relates to hiring of such contract resources employed by the contractors," it added. The company also clarified that
TCS made these clarification to the exchanges in a filing, as media report said that senior executives involved in hiring thousands of personnel took bribes from staffing firms
The bribes-for-job scandal has led to TCS sacking four officials from its resource management group and banning three staffing firms
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The contract, to help Nest transform its administration services, if extended to the entirety of its 18-year tenure would be worth 1.5 billion pounds, TCS said in a statement
Earlier this year, UK's largest workplace pension scheme had ended its $1.8 billion deal with Atos midway
The 10-year contract, signed in early 2018, involved TCS working with U.S.-based Transameria to enable the digitization of more than 10 million policies into a single integrated platform
Only 1.1% of TCS employees are aged above 50 years. On the other hand, 52.69% of the company's employees are below the age of 30
This comes at a time when the board of Tata Sons has acknowledged the group's highest growth in its history
Companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Persistent Systems are opening offices in smaller cities and are asking their local employees to report to these offices instead of the headquarters