Infosys sees its cloud services revenues cross $1 billion in the September quarter, reflecting the sustained cloud shift
Infosys campus at the Electronics City information technology hub in Bengaluru, India
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Infosys, yesterday, raised the lower end of its revenue projection band for the current fiscal year, but lowered the upper bound of its operating margin estimate—capturing an industry-wide trend amid a potential recession in the Indian IT companies’ biggest markets.
Thus far, India’s top four IT companies as well as notable mid-sized companies like Mindtree have reported their Q2 numbers and they reflect continued strong demand, but also more caution and a slight pullback in actual spending on these services.
At Infosys, India’s second biggest IT services company, reported revenues rose 4 percent for the three months ended September 30 from the previous quarter and 18.8 percent from a year earlier, in constant currency terms. The Bangalore company said it had won $2.7 billion in large contracts, its biggest haul in seven quarters. More than half of this was “net new,” CEO Salil Parekh said on October 13.
Infosys defines a large deal as any order worth $50 million or more in value over the life of the contract.
“We strongly believe Infosys will be at the forefront of driving the digital journey of clients,” Sumit Pokharna, vice president and research analyst at Kotak Securities says.