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Infosys began it's first quarter with solid momentum, achieving 2.6% sequential and 3.8%YoY revenue growth in constant currency, driven by consistent performance across sectors and regions. Large deal wins reached USD 3.8bn, a 46% rise from the previous quarter, with 55% of the deals being net new, largely supported by vendor consolidation and strong demand for AI-led services. The company has deployed over 300 enterprise AI agents across various business areas, enhancing client productivity, decision-making, and operational efficiency. Despite headwinds from wage hikes and increased variable pay, Infosys...

Strong large deal wins of USD 3.8 bn compared to USD 2.6 bn in Q4 The revenue growth performance (+2.6% CC QoQ) was above our estimates (+2.2% QoQ CC), attributed to broad-based growth in verticals and geographies. The BFS strength continued through this quarter as well, the mega deal within the segment further validates the healthy momentum in the vertical. The pockets outside BFS also reported positive growth, however the...

We resume our coverage with a HOLD rating on the stock.

Revenue: Revenue came in at INR 4,22,790 Mn. (+3.3% QoQ/+7.5% YoY), above our estimates by 4.0%, led by stronger growth across Europe driven by ramp-up of large deals.

Infosys (INFO) reported 1QFY26 revenue of USD4.9b, up 2.6% QoQ in CC/ 3.8% YoY in CC vs. our estimate of +1.5% QoQ in CC. EBIT margin stood at 20.8% vs. our estimate of 20.9%.

Lower passthrough led to higher than anticipated revenue decline in Q4FY25 The revenue growth performance (-3.5% CC QoQ) was below our estimates (1.6% QoQ CC), attributed to lower than anticipated passthroughs, and extended furloughs. The FY26 revenue growth guidance (0-3% CC YoY) translates to a revenue CQGR of ~0.4%-1.7% CC, which is well below the quarterly run-rate (~2.3% QoQ CC) of FY25, partly aided by mega wins awarded earlier. Despite having reported a large deal TCV of USD11.6b, the...

Infosys’ weak guidance with a widened range of 0-3% YoY CC for FY26 is due to weak exit growth rate of -1.1% YoY CC, heightened uncertainty due to global tariff wars and lack of mega deals reflected in muted TCV of USD 11.6bn, down 34% YoY in FY25.

Infosys reported a disappointing revenue performance in Q4, and missed implied growth guidance. Revenue declined 3.5% QoQ in cc terms, falling short of our expectations.

Both 4QFY25 and FY26 guidance were weaker than expected. The ~25% CYTD stock decline possibly prices some of that in

Reported revenues stood at $4,730 million, down 3.5% q-o-q/up 4.8% y-o-y in CC terms, missing our estimate of $4,842 million owing to lower third-party costs and revenue, and seasonality. Revenue in rupee terms stood at Rs 40,925 crore down 2% q-o-q/up 7.9% y-o-y.

Infosys (INFO) reported 4QFY25 revenue of USD4.7b, down 3.5% QoQ CC/up 4.8% YoY CC vs. our estimate of 1.0% QoQ CC decline. For full year, revenue stood at USD19.2b, up 4.2% YoY CC. EBIT margins stood at 21% vs. our estimates of 20.6%. EBIT declined 3.8% QoQ/up 12.5% YoY to INR85b (est. INR87b).

Infosys (INFO) reported 3QFY25 revenue of USD4.9b, growth of 1.7% QoQ/6.1% YoY CC vs. our estimate of 1.0% QoQ CC. EBIT margins stood at 21.3% vs. our estimates of 20.8%. EBIT grew 3.0% QoQ/11.9% YoY to INR89b (est. INR86b). PAT came in at INR68b, up 4.6% QoQ/11.5% YoY, in line with our estimate of INR68b.

3QFY25 beats our estimates. European BFS and US Retail & CPG discretionary spends pick up. Higher than usual pass through impacts

Infosys reported better than expected revenue growth in Q3. Revenue grew 1.7% QoQ CC, partly aided by increase in pass-through revenue and incremental contribution (20bps) from the in-tech acquisition. EBITM expanded by 20bps to 21.3%, in line with expectation.

Reported revenue stood at $4,939 million, up 1.7% q-o-q in constant currency (CC) terms, beating our estimate of $4,876 million. EBIT margins improved ~20 bps q-o-q to 21.3 %, beating our estimates. Company closed 17 large deals with TCV of $2.5 billion, up ~3% q-o-q/down 27% y-o-y.

Infosys led the revenue growth in constant currency (CC) for Tier-1 IT service companies in Q2FY25 driven by broad based participation across verticals, and a 2.3% y-o-y growth in CC in its key Financial services vertical.