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TCS Q2 results: Net profit up 1.4% at ₹12,075 cr, revenue rises 2.4%

Revenue for the company grew 2.4 per cent in reported terms to Rs 65,799 crore for Q2 FY26. Sequentially, the firm's revenue was up 3.7 per cent

TCS Q2 FY26 results: Net profit up 1.4% at ₹12,075 cr; dividend declared

TCS posted revenue from operations of ₹65,799 crore, marking a 2.4 per cent increase year-on-year (Y-o-Y) from ₹64,259 crore. Sequentially, revenue rose 3.7 per cent from ₹63,437 crore

TCS to acquire US firm ListEngage for $72.8 mn to boost Salesforce ops

The $72.8 million buyout expands TCS' Salesforce and AI capabilities in the US, adding 100 specialists and strengthening its enterprise solutions unit

Stock Market close: Sensex rises 398 pts, Nifty50 at 25,182; all sectors in green; SMIDs advance

Sensex Today | Stock Market close, October 9, 2025: In the broader markets, the Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices gained 0.97 per cent and 0.61 per cent, respectively.

Q2 results today: TCS, Tata Elxsi, GM Breweries among 9 firms on Oct 9

Q2FY26 company results: Ashiana Ispat, Avasara Finance, Aris International, Evoq Remedies, and Triton Corp will also release their Q2 earnings reports today

Stocks to Watch today, Oct 9: TCS, Prestige Estates, Coal India, Senco Gold

Stocks to Watch today, October 9, 2025: From TCS, Coal India to Senco Gold, here is a list of stocks that will be in focus

TCS, Infy, HCL Tech gain 2%; IT index up 5% in 1 week ahead of Q2 results

However, thus far in the calendar year 2025, the IT index has underperformed the market by falling 20 per cent, as against 4.7 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex

TCS cancels Q2 presser as date overlaps with Ratan Tata's death anniversary

In an exchange filing on September 23, the company stated that it would announce its Q2FY26 results on October 9

Physical AI to be game changer for manufacturers: Sreenivasa Chakravarti

Physical AI is expected to be the next frontier which will change manufacturing enterprises

Macroeconomic data, TCS Q2 earnings likely to drive markets this week

Trading sentiment in the equity market will be guided by macroeconomic data announcements, global trends and quarterly earnings from IT major TCS this week, analysts said. Stock markets would also be tracking trading activity of foreign investors who remained net sellers of Indian equities in September. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) remained net sellers of Indian equities in September, withdrawing Rs 23,885 crore (around USD 2.7 billion) and taking year-to-date outflow to Rs 1.58 lakh crore (USD 17.6 billion). "This week will be pivotal as the Q2 FY26 earnings season gets underway, with IT bellwether TCS scheduled to announce results on October 9. On the macroeconomic front, the release of HSBC services and composite PMI, along with banking sector data on loan and deposit growth, will be closely monitored. "Primary market activity is also set to remain strong, with large IPOs from Tata Capital and LG Electronics lined up," Ajit Mishra SVP, Research, Religare Broking Ltd, ...

Beaten-down stocks Part 6: TCS is trading at valuations too good to ignore

TCS and the broader IT sector stand to gain from stable pricing, opportunities in agentic AI, and momentum in BFSI and hi-tech segments

H-1B visa scrutiny: TCS, Cognizant among 10 firms in US crosshairs

TCS and Cognizant have been questioned by US lawmakers on their H1-B hiring and layoffs, as scrutiny of visa use and alleged bias in favour of South Asian workers intensifies

TCS offers severance pay of up to 2 yrs' salary amid workforce realignment

TCS is offering severance pay of up to two years' salary to long-serving staff whose skills no longer match company needs, as it realigns workforce

Delhi HC summons SpiceJet in TCS recovery suit over unpaid technology dues

The Delhi High Court summoned SpiceJet after TCS filed a case to recover ₹2.34 crore for services provided between 2019 and 2023, saying the airline failed to clear 'long-pending dues'

TCS questioned by US lawmakers over H-1B hires, layoffs, wage practices

US lawmakers have sought clarifications from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) regarding its continued filing of H-1B visa petitions, even as the company carries out layoffs of American tech workers

Labour union writes to Maharashtra CM on TCS layoffs, company denies claims

IT union NITES has alleged that TCS forced 2,500 resignations in Pune, writing to CM Fadnavis for intervention, while the company has denied the claims as misleading

Tata Group loses $75 bn in market value, slides to 2 yr low as risks grow

The group lost about $20 billion, over a fifth of this year's total decline, since Sept 19 after President Donald Trump tightened US work-visa rules, weighing on Tata Consultancy Services Ltd

H-1B visa shock: Why brokerages say large-cap IT may still stay strong | Infosys | TCS | LTIMindtree

Donald Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee has rattled Indian IT stocks and triggered fears of a big hit to earnings.

Mcap of 10 most valued firms drops by ₹2.99 trillion, TCS hit hard

The combined market valuation of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs 2,99,661.36 crore last week, in line with a bearish trend in equities, with IT bellwether Tata Consultancy Services taking the biggest hit. Last week, the BSE benchmark tanked 2,199.77 points or 2.66 per cent. "A sharp hike in H-1B visa fees led to heavy unwinding in technology stocks, while also pressuring the Indian rupee, which slipped to a record low against the US dollar. "Adding to the headwinds, the imposition of 100 per cent tariffs on branded and patented pharmaceutical imports to the US further dampened sentiment, with ripple effects felt across multiple sectors and weighing heavily on market confidence," Ponmudi R, CEO Enrich Money, an online trading and wealth tech firm, said. The market valuation of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) tumbled Rs 97,597.91 crore to Rs 10,49,281.56 crore, the most among the top-10 firms. Reliance Industries' valuation eroded by Rs 40,462.09 crore to Rs 18,64,436.42

Too big to dance: Here's why blue chips structurally deliver lower returns

The large companies, while too big to dance, might also be too big to fail, at least in the short to medium term