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TCS, Infosys, Wipro To Post Q3 Numbers Today: Key Things To Know
India's top IT service companies -- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys and Wipro -- will declare their respective third-quarter numbers for the financial year 2021-22 (FY22) on Wednesday. This is apparently the first time that the three firms will announce quarterly figures on the same day. It is widely expected that IT companies could post d...
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The markets also are expecting Q3 results from big tech companies Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd later in the day
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Infosys To Report First Earnings Under New CEO Salil Parekh Today: 5 Things To Watch
At the time of reporting its Q3 numbers, Infosys had maintained its FY18 revenue guidance at 5.5-6.5 per cent in constant currency.
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Indian IT Firms Expected To Post Muted Q3 Revenue Growth, Visa Rules A Concern, Say Analysts
TCS will kick-off the third quarter earnings announcement season on January 11, followed by Infosys a day later.
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Infosys Narrows Annual Revenue Guidance Range After Q3 Profit Beat
Bengaluru-headquartered Infosys said it expected revenue to grow between 8.4 percent to 8.8 percent in constant currency terms in the fiscal year to March.
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Infosys Beats Estimates With Q3 Profit; Names Ravikumar S as Deputy COO
Infosys said the results were in line with expectations, with the utilisation remaining healthy in the quarter.
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Infosys Beats Street Estimates in Q3, Shares Jump
Infosys reported 0.6 per cent sequential growth in dollar revenues, surprising analysts, who had expected revenues to fall because the December quarter is typically soft for outsourcers on account of furloughs in key markets of US and Europe.
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HCL Tech Reports Q3 Net of Rs 1,683 Crore, Shares Sink 10%
IT major HCL Tech on Tuesday reported a net profit of Rs 1,683 crore on revenues of 9,267 crore for the March quarter, missing estimates. Analysts polled by NDTV had expected India's fourth largest outsourcer to report a profit of Rs 1,820 crore on sales of Rs 9,383 crore in its third quarter ending March 31.
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Infosys Reports 13 Percent Rise in Q3 Profit; Announces New Clients
Analysts, on average, were expecting a profit of Rs. 3,153 crores, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Wipro net profit up at Rs 2015 crore in Q3, meets estimates
Dollar revenues for the quarter rose 2.9 per cent sequentially to $1,678.4 million. The company had guided for $1,660-1,690 million in revenue. For the next quarter, Wipro expects dollar revenues at $1,712 million to $1,745 million, implying a growth of 2-4 per cent. Analysts had expected Wipro to guide for 1.5-4 per cent growth in the March quarte...
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IT firms to report moderate sales growth in Q3: analysts
TCS and Wipro are expected to lead in terms of dollar revenue growth, while Infosys may lag, Nomura said. Cognizant, HCL Technologies and Tech Mahindra are likely to witness a decent quarter.
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Infosys biggest loser on Nifty after management rejig; Q3 awaited
Third quarter is likely to be tepid because of lesser working days and year-end shutdowns in US and Europe from where Infosys earns around 85 per cent of its revenues. Nomura expects Infosys sales (in dollar terms) to grow at 2 per cent quarter-on-quarter as against 3.2 per cent sequential rise for tier-1 IT companies.
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HCL Q3 profits beat estimates: what brokerages say
HCL Technologies, Indias fourth largest software services provider, beat Street expectations by reporting a 73 per cent year-on-year jump in net profit at Rs. 1,040 crore and a 23.2 per cent increase in revenue at Rs. 6,425 crore for the third quarter.
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Mahindra Satyam posts 20.6 per cent rise in Q3 profit
Mahindra Satyam, formerly Satyam Computer Services, handily beat expectations with a 20.6 percent rise in third-quarter profit before a one-off loss, joining larger rivals like Infosys in signalling a pickup in outsourcing spend.
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Wipro: 5 reasons why shares fell 8% despite strong Q3
Wipro, among the leaders of India's $100 billion outsourcing industry, beat earnings estimates for the three months to December. Net profit was ahead of estimates while operating margins jumped against expectations of a dip. However, Wipro shares plunged 8 per cent, and the stock was the top loser on the 50-share Nifty.
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TCS, Infosys, Wipro To Post Q3 Numbers Today: Key Things To Know
India's top IT service companies -- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys and Wipro -- will declare their respective third-quarter numbers for the financial year 2021-22 (FY22) on Wednesday. This is apparently the first time that the three firms will announce quarterly figures on the same day. It is widely expected that IT companies could post d...
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Bharti Airtel Jumps 6% After Downstream Subsidiaries Secure 100% FDI Nod
The markets also are expecting Q3 results from big tech companies Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd later in the day
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Infosys To Report First Earnings Under New CEO Salil Parekh Today: 5 Things To Watch
At the time of reporting its Q3 numbers, Infosys had maintained its FY18 revenue guidance at 5.5-6.5 per cent in constant currency.
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Indian IT Firms Expected To Post Muted Q3 Revenue Growth, Visa Rules A Concern, Say Analysts
TCS will kick-off the third quarter earnings announcement season on January 11, followed by Infosys a day later.
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Infosys Narrows Annual Revenue Guidance Range After Q3 Profit Beat
Bengaluru-headquartered Infosys said it expected revenue to grow between 8.4 percent to 8.8 percent in constant currency terms in the fiscal year to March.
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Infosys Beats Estimates With Q3 Profit; Names Ravikumar S as Deputy COO
Infosys said the results were in line with expectations, with the utilisation remaining healthy in the quarter.
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Infosys Beats Street Estimates in Q3, Shares Jump
Infosys reported 0.6 per cent sequential growth in dollar revenues, surprising analysts, who had expected revenues to fall because the December quarter is typically soft for outsourcers on account of furloughs in key markets of US and Europe.
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HCL Tech Reports Q3 Net of Rs 1,683 Crore, Shares Sink 10%
IT major HCL Tech on Tuesday reported a net profit of Rs 1,683 crore on revenues of 9,267 crore for the March quarter, missing estimates. Analysts polled by NDTV had expected India's fourth largest outsourcer to report a profit of Rs 1,820 crore on sales of Rs 9,383 crore in its third quarter ending March 31.
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Infosys Reports 13 Percent Rise in Q3 Profit; Announces New Clients
Analysts, on average, were expecting a profit of Rs. 3,153 crores, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Wipro net profit up at Rs 2015 crore in Q3, meets estimates
Dollar revenues for the quarter rose 2.9 per cent sequentially to $1,678.4 million. The company had guided for $1,660-1,690 million in revenue. For the next quarter, Wipro expects dollar revenues at $1,712 million to $1,745 million, implying a growth of 2-4 per cent. Analysts had expected Wipro to guide for 1.5-4 per cent growth in the March quarte...
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IT firms to report moderate sales growth in Q3: analysts
TCS and Wipro are expected to lead in terms of dollar revenue growth, while Infosys may lag, Nomura said. Cognizant, HCL Technologies and Tech Mahindra are likely to witness a decent quarter.
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Infosys biggest loser on Nifty after management rejig; Q3 awaited
Third quarter is likely to be tepid because of lesser working days and year-end shutdowns in US and Europe from where Infosys earns around 85 per cent of its revenues. Nomura expects Infosys sales (in dollar terms) to grow at 2 per cent quarter-on-quarter as against 3.2 per cent sequential rise for tier-1 IT companies.
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HCL Q3 profits beat estimates: what brokerages say
HCL Technologies, Indias fourth largest software services provider, beat Street expectations by reporting a 73 per cent year-on-year jump in net profit at Rs. 1,040 crore and a 23.2 per cent increase in revenue at Rs. 6,425 crore for the third quarter.
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Mahindra Satyam posts 20.6 per cent rise in Q3 profit
Mahindra Satyam, formerly Satyam Computer Services, handily beat expectations with a 20.6 percent rise in third-quarter profit before a one-off loss, joining larger rivals like Infosys in signalling a pickup in outsourcing spend.
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Wipro: 5 reasons why shares fell 8% despite strong Q3
Wipro, among the leaders of India's $100 billion outsourcing industry, beat earnings estimates for the three months to December. Net profit was ahead of estimates while operating margins jumped against expectations of a dip. However, Wipro shares plunged 8 per cent, and the stock was the top loser on the 50-share Nifty.
