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HCL Technologies delivered a standout Q3FY26, driven by resilient growth, strong deal bookings, and expanding AI leadership. Revenue rose 4.8% CC YoY to USD 3.8bn, supported by balanced momentum across services including engineering & software. ER&D services remained the key growth engine, reflecting rising demand for advanced AI, Physical AI, and custom silicon solutions. Net new bookings surged to USD 3bn, the highest in four years, highlighting sustained client confidence. Margins improved sequentially, backed by disciplined cost management and operating leverage which were partially offset by wage hikes and restructuring...
delivering industry-leading capabilities centered around digital, engineering, cloud and AI, powered by a broad portfolio of technology services and products. Q3FY26 Performance: HCLTech reported revenue of US$3,793 mn, up 4.1% QoQ/ 7.4% YoY (in CC terms up 4.2% QoQ/ 4.8% YoY). The services business was up by 1.8% QoQ/5% YoY CC. EBIT margin at 18.6% (ex-one-time impact from new labour code of 956 crore), was up ~118 bps QoQ, Services (IT & Business services and ER&D services) margin stood at 16.4%, down ~10 bps QoQ. PAT stood at 4,795 crore, up 13.2% QoQ/ 4.4% YoY while ex-one-time impact from new labour code of...
AI traction strengthens medium-term growth visibility: AI remains a key growth driver, with annualized AI revenues reaching US$1.8 bn (~6% of the revenues), up 17.3% QoQ in CC terms (implying US$ 600 mn for Q3), and strong sequential momentum across all NextGen service lines. Client conversations around AI-led productivity, modernization and efficiency continue to strengthen, supported by a growing skilled workforce of 217,000+ AI-trained employees who possess higher-order AI skills (~3x increase YoY). This positions TCS well to benefit from a gradual demand recovery and rising...
HCL Tech posted a strong Q3 FY26 with broad-based growth, solid deal wins, and margin expansion. The company reaffirmed its Services growth guidance to 4–5% YoY CC, maintaining overall guidance at 3–5% YoY CC, and EBIT margin at 17–18% despite near-term wage headwinds.
