Infosys share price targets have been increased, with the valuation gap with TCS expected to close.

Infosys share price targets have been increased, with the valuation gap with TCS expected to close.

According to analysts, Infosys’ guidance raise was mostly driven by the purchase of In-tech as well as a one-time sales bump in its India unit. Infosys’ first-quarter results exceeded Wall Street expectations on several fronts. With strong growth, optimistic commentary, and upgraded guidance, the IT major’s valuation gap with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS), which…

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Infosys Q1 results today Revenue likely to be higher than peers on ramp-up of mega-deals, net profit expected to rise 3-6%.

Infosys Q1 results today: Revenue likely to be higher than peers on ramp-up of mega-deals, net profit expected to rise 3-6%.

Today, Infosys released its first-quarter results: India’s IT behemoth Infosys, which will report its first-quarter results on July 18, 2024, is expected to achieve solid sequential revenue growth in the first quarter ending June 2024, owing to a surge in large agreements. According to brokerages, the second-largest IT services provider is expected to record greater…

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Infosys Q1 Results Are Expected Tomorrow Expect a Rebound in Revenue Growth and Management Commentary

Infosys Q1 Results Are Expected Tomorrow: Expect a Rebound in Revenue Growth and Management Commentary

On Thursday, July 18, the IT behemoth Infosys is scheduled to reveal its Q1 financial results. Based on a ramp-up in significant agreements signed during FY24, experts predict that Infosys would witness a turnaround in its sequential revenue increase to 2-3 percent on constant currency (CC). Management’s thoughts on any changes to the revenue growth…

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Indian tech ADRs dropped due to Accenture's reduced revenue forecast; Nifty IT is under the spotlight

Accenture: Indian tech ADRs dropped due to Accenture’s reduced revenue forecast; Nifty IT is under the spotlight

Accenture: The American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of Indian tech majors Infosys and Wipro took a hit on Wall Street following Accenture’s decision to revise its revenue growth guidance for the current fiscal year, FY24. This adjustment by the global IT behemoth was prompted by an uncertain economic landscape, resulting in decreased demand and diminished expenditure…

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