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Revenue conversion is expected to remain muted in the near term amid an industry-wide slowdown and tight discretionary budgets, leading to extended decision cycles and deal ramp-up delays in select IMSS and BFSI engagements.
Q2FY26 Performance: Mphasis reported revenues of US$ 445 mn, up 1.8% QoQ/ 3.6% YoY (up 2% QoQ/6% YoY in CC terms). Direct Revenue (97.5% of the mix) 2.2% QoQ/ 7.9% YoY in CC terms. The EBIT margin at 15.3%, was flat QoQ/ down ~10 bps YoY. PAT came at 469 crore (up 6.2% QoQ/ 10.8% YoY). It won a broad based...
Given the company's strong growth potential backed by robust deal wins and superior execution capabilities, it is expected to continue reporting healthy growth in the coming quarters. Consequently, we maintain our BUY rating on the stock.
Newgen Software Technologies posted a strong Q2 FY26, with revenue growing 11% year-on-year to INR 401cr, and profit rising 16% to INR 82cr. The company's subscription revenue surged 20% to INR 126cr. The quarter saw 15 new clients and significant multimillion-dollar orders in the UK, Europe, Ghana, and India. Both the US and Asia-Pacific regions grew by 22%, while India and EMEA posted steady gains. Their focus on digital solutions and AI-based products is helping improve efficiency, which in turn supports stable profit margins (20.4%). Newgen is also benefiting from investments in sales, marketing, and R&D. The...
The company showcased strong strategic progress, marked by record deal wins, healthy client expansion, and increasing enterprise adoption of its proprietary AI and digital platforms. Growing traction in the modernisation programmes, deepened technology partnerships and consistent execution across key verticals highlight its strengthening market position. Management maintains growth and margin guidance, reflecting confidence in the demand environment, a scalable innovation pipeline and...
SaaS-led growth driving rebound: Newgen delivered a healthy 11% YoY revenue growth in Q2FY26, led by 33% YoY growth in SaaS revenues (12% of revenue mix) and 16% YoY rise in implementation services (23% of revenue mix). The company's pivot toward annuity-based revenues is strengthening visibility, with SaaS and subscription momentum offsetting softness in traditional license sales (18% of revenue mix) across India and EMEA which are seeing delay in large license deal closures. Newgen's focus on large deal wins in the US, Europe/UK, Singapore is paying off with 15 new logo additions...
Infosys delivered a steady performance driven by resilience in deal execution, continued traction in digital transformation projects and operational discipline across key verticals. Its focus on GenAI adoption, platform monetisation and cloud-led modernisation is expected to enhance scalability and differentiation. Strategic acquisitions in cybersecurity and consulting strengthen domain capabilities and regional presence, while internal efficiency initiatives and talent upskilling support...
Coforge reported strong revenue growth of 5.9% QoQ CC, led by ramp-up of Sabre mega deal and BFS deal conversions (five large deals signed in Q1FY26). Operating margin was robust with 251bps QoQ expansion on lower SG&A and employee costs.
Coforge reported a strong Q2FY26 with consolidated revenue of INR 3,855 crore (USD 462mn), growing 8.1%/26.7% QoQ/YoY in INR terms, driven by robust growth in Travel (+6.4%), Healthcare, Retail & Hi-Tech (+5.9%), Insurance (+1.8%), and BFSI (+4%) sectors. EBIT margin expanded 251bps QoQ to 14%, supported by lower ESOP costs and operating leverage, despite higher hedge losses. PAT margin improved to 9.4%. Order intake reached USD 514mn with five large deals, lifting the executable order book to USD 1.63bn, up 26.7% YoY. Employee strength increased to ~35K with a low attrition rate of 11.4% and...
Coforge Ltd (Coforge) is a digital services and solutions provider that leverages its domain experience across sectors such as Banking & Financial Services, Insurance, Government, Travel, Transport and Hospitality....
About the stock: Mastek Ltd (Mastek) offers data, apps, cloud services to public Geographic strength and strategic focus areas: UK remains Mastek's growth anchor, up 4% QoQ and contributing 65% of revenue, driven by strong demand in Healthcare and Government segments. The company is also restructuring its North America leadership to drive Healthcare growth and emphasis remains on profitability improvement and tighter DSO management.in the Middle East. Continued focus on geo-diversification, AI-led delivery, and mid-market leadership provides visibility for steady, profitable growth through FY2627...
L&T Technology Services (LTTS) reported a resilient performance as revenue stood at INR 2,980cr, up 4% /15.8% QoQ/YoY, while USD revenue rose 10.4% YoY in CC term and margin improving to 13.4%. The company secured record large deals worth USD 292mn, primarily from the Sustainability and Tech segments, which both reported double-digit growth. LTTS's proactive push towards AI-driven solutions is evident in its 216 GenAI patents and successful monetization of platforms like PLxAI and QGuard.ai. Operational discipline led to stronger cash flows and reserves, while management remains optimistic...
Infosys raised its FY26 CC revenue growth guidance to 2–3% while maintaining a 20–22% margin band, reflecting modest growth amid H2 seasonality and macro caution.
Decent quarter; Guidance points to muted H2 About the stock: Infosys is one of the leading IT players catering to BFSI, Retail, Strategic AI and cloud focus positions for future upside: Infosys continues to advance its AI-led transformation with 2,500+ AI projects, 250 agentic AI initiatives, and deep partnerships across the AI value chain. Proprietary...
Infosys reported a steady but cautious performance in Q2FY26, showcasing strong execution despite a weak demand environment. Revenue rose 2.2% sequentially and 2.9%YoY in CC term, crossing USD 5bn. Operating margin improved to 21%, supported by better efficiency under Project Maximus and stronger pricing. The company secured USD 3.1bn in large deals (67% net new) and announced an additional USD 1.6bn megadeal after the quarter, reflecting continued client trust. Free cash flow was healthy at USD 1.1bn, equal to 131% of net profit, while attrition dropped to 14.3%. Infosys continued advancing its...