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Cyient logged a steady operating performance in DET, in Q2. DET revenue grew 1.0% QoQ (0.5% CC) to USD164.4mn. DET EBITM expanded by 16bps QoQ to 12.2%.

Cyient’s (CYL) DET business reported 2QFY26 revenue of USD164.4m, up 0.5% QoQ in constant currency (CC) terms, in line with our estimate of 0.5% growth.

Wipro (WPRO) reported 2QFY26 IT Services revenue of USD2.6b, up 0.3% QoQ CC, in line with our estimate of 0.3% QoQ growth. It posted an order intake of USD4.7b (down 5.7% QoQ), with a large-deal TCV of USD2.8b (up 7% QoQ).

TATA Elxsi (TELX) reported better-than-expected Q2FY26 performance on both revenue and margins fronts. However, signs of structural recovery in demand are yet to emerge.

We have revised our FY26E/FY27E EPS estimates by 0.4%/-0.8% as we maintain a cautious near-term outlook, given the temporary impact of the cybersecurity incident, moderation in media and communications growth, and slower recovery in healthcare.

Tata Elxsi (TELX) reported revenue of USD105m in 2QFY26, up 1% QoQ in CC terms, in line with our estimate. Growth was led by Media and Communications (up 3.7% QoQ CC), whereas Transportation/HLS declined 0.5%/4.6% QoQ CC.

Wipro reported a flat revenue growth in Q1FY26 owing to decrease in revenue in BFSI and consumer sector. Total bookings and large-deal bookings witnessed an increase in the quarter. However, the revenue guidance for Q2FY26 remains weak. Challenges faced in the macroeconomic environment, discretionary spending and client-specific challenges led to a decrease in revenue from Europe. The company...

Wipro reported steady operating performance in Q1, though one-off restructuring costs led to a miss on reported EBITM. IT Services revenue declined 0.3% QoQ to USD2.59bn (down 2% CC), in line with our expectations.

*over or under performance to benchmark index We believe softness in the spending by automotive clients is likely to pose a near-term challenge. As a result, reprioritization in the EV R&D budget is expected. To offset the same, TELX aspires to navigate by ramping up multi-year large deals. Despite new deals won in healthcare, the company expects stability only in the later half of the year. However, TELX is well positioned to capture the opportunities due to its deep domain...

Wipro (WPRO) grew marginally better than expected at -2% CC, within its guided range for Q1FY26. Growth was led by the healthcare and technology verticals. Guidance for Q2FY26 is flat at the midpoint.

LTIM reported in-line revenue growth led by a recovery in consumer and healthcare segments, and healthy momentum in BFSI. EBIT margin improvement of ~50bps QoQ was on expected lines, enabled largely by LTIM’s focused margin improvement program.

Newgen reported a sharp miss vs I-Sec estimate on revenue, with growth of 1.9% YoY – much lower than company’s aspiration of 20%+ YoY growth.

TechM’s 1Q operating performance was slightly below expectations. Revenue grew 1.0% QoQ to USD1.56bn (down 1.4% CC), marginally missing estimates.

remains in a bright spot with a steady recovery in Telco despite the negative seasonality in Comviva. Automotive within Manufacturing remains a Considering the Q1 weakness, the ask-rate for the rest of the year to achieve flat FY26 CC growth is ~0.8% CQGR, which we believe is a little challenging, given the underlying macro uncertainties. Although Communication has improved, it is difficult to draw a trend, given the conversion on deal TCV also tends to be slower than anticipated. However, we believe the cost optimization efforts would continue at a similar pace of FY25 with continued efforts to...

We have revised out FY26E/FY27E EPS estimates by -28.1%/-25.9% on account
of slower-than-anticipated recovery in media and healthcare, weak revenue
visibility, and a delayed margin normalization trajectory, with EBIT margins now
expected to remain below FY25 levels over near to medium term. Persistent macro headwinds and muted vertical traction warrant a cautious stance until greater clarity emerges on growth and profitability recovery.

TATA Elxsi (TELX) reported a disappointing print vs I-Sec’s already muted estimates. Q1FY26 marks the fourth straight quarter of muted revenue performance.

Margins declined sharply due to missing operating leverage in Q1 The revenue de-growth was in line with our estimates, largely attributed to M&C and H&L, while Transportation business reported flat QoQ CC vs -9.7% QoQ CC in Q4. The transportation business growth is negatively impacted by Tier-1 suppliers, otherwise the deal ramp ups on the Auto OEMs have improved of late and compensating the weakness against Tier-1. The management sounded optimistic to drive growth within Transportation from Q2, while M&C would recover from Q3 led by large deal ramp up. The timely ramp ups of the...

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Facing Near-Term Headwinds Amid Uncertain Growth Prospects

Revenue down 5.3% QoQ CC, lower than our estimate on furloughs, project ramp downs, insourcing, etc. Had 3 QoQ drops in FY25