LTIMindtree reported revenue growth at 1.6% QoQ USD, tad below our/street’s growth estimate of 1.9%/1.7%. Growth was driven by manufacturing (5.2% QoQ USD), retail and travel (3% QoQ USD), healthcare (3% QoQ USD) and hi-tech (1.9% QoQ USD). BFSI dipped 1.1% QoQ USD. EBIT margin was at 16%, down 70bps QoQ and ahead of our/street’s 15.1%/15.7% estimates, as a 200bps impact from wage hike was offset by improvement in utilisation, operational efficiencies and absence of visa costs. LTIM reported healthy bookings of USD 1.3bn (20% YoY/-8% QoQ).