BOSTON EDUCATION AND SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES LTD Q4 RESULTS
HCLTech Q1 net profit up 6.8% at Rs 4,257 crore; beats estimates
HCLTech's profit rose 6.8% to Rs 4,257 crore, driven by $70 million non-core income. EBIT, revenue declined. TCS earnings boosted stocks. CEO Vijayakumar noted Q2 State Street impact, steady FY25 guidance. Dividend declared. Headcount fell by 8,080, Q3 margins to improve. $1.96 billion bookings, 200 GenAI concepts. CFO Prateek Aggarwal cited robust cash flow. Shares closed at Rs 1560.40.
HCL Tech Q1 Results: Cons PAT jumps 20% YoY to Rs 4,257 crore, beats estimates
HCL Tech Q1 Results: Profit rose 7% from the previous quarter, while revenue dipped 1.5%. Constant currency revenue increased 6% year-on-year but fell 1.6% quarter-on-quarter. EBIT increased 7% year-on-year to Rs 4,795 crore but decreased 4% quarter-on-quarter.
TCS Q1 profit rises 8.7%; wage hikes, demand slump drag sequential numbers
TCS's June quarter net profit decreased 3.16% to Rs 12,040 crore due to wage hikes for its 600,000-plus workforce; net profit increased 8.7% YoY. Revenue rose 5.4% to Rs 62,613 crore. BSNL deal drove 61.8% India growth. The deal pipeline is $8.3 billion, AI projects at $1.5 billion. Operating margin is 24.7%. Interim dividend Rs 10 per share.
D-Street's cooling earnings momentum set to challenge stock rally
HDFC Bank Ltd. and Bank of Baroda Ltd. posted a sequential drop in credit growth, suggesting that lenders — who have the highest weighting in the index are struggling to keep up the rapid expansion seen in recent years.
Q1 results, FII action among 10 factors to impact D-Street mood this week
Nifty gained 1.2%, driven by IT, energy, and pharma stocks. U.S. labor data, TCS earnings, Rupee vs. Dollar, Bank Nifty, oil prices, FIIs, IPO action, and dividends will influence markets next week. Bulls maintain strength with positive sentiment and broader market participation, expecting some consolidation.
Indian software sector earnings will remain modest in Q1: here’s why
Infosys and LTIMindtree are expected to lead a modest increase in average growth for Indian software service providers in the first quarter of FY25. However, previous top performers, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCLTech, may see pressure on profits and margins as they work to reignite growth.
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IT stocks rally up to 4% as an early indicator of Q1 earnings just gave green signals
Indian IT stocks surged following positive results from Accenture, with Persistent Systems leading the gains. Analysts expect a strong demand environment to drive healthy earnings growth.
NIIT Q4 Results: Firm reports profit of Rs 11.16 crore vs YoY loss
Skill and talent development company NIIT on Friday reported a consolidated net profit (attributable to owners of the parent company) of Rs 11.16 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2024. The company had posted a loss of Rs 9.36 crore in the year-ago period, according to a regulatory filing.
Happiest Minds makes third acquisition for $8.5 million
This is the third acquisition for the Bengaluru-based IT services firm in FY25 so far with two acquisitions PureSoftware Technologies and Macmillan Learning India announced in April.
Inflation-wary Fed may put IT revival on hold
Indian outsourcing leaders face delayed business revival until FY26 due to US Federal Reserve's high interest rates. The impact on revenue growth and IT firms' strategies could persist, affecting deals and revenue projections in the sector.
Happiest Minds Tech Q4 Results: Profit jumps 25%, revenues up 10%
Happiest Minds Tech Q4 Results: For full year, the Bengaluru-headquartered firm’s profit rose 7.5% to Rs 248.39 crore from Rs 230.99 crore in FY23. Revenues increased 13.7% to Rs 1624.66 crore from Rs 1,429.29 crore last year.
Happiest Minds Tech Q4 profit jumps 25%, revenues up 10%
Happiest Minds executive chairman Ashok Soota said the company is on track for its longterm vision of $1 billion revenue in FY31, thanks to its new generative AI business unit and two successful acquisitions.
Time to unlink size and agility: 6 not-so-large IT stocks operating in niche areas with upside potential of up to 53%
Over the years, there has been some change in how the street looks at IT stocks, but somehow, still there is a perception that large cap companies like TCS, Infy and Wipro, are the ones which give all the indication of what is happening in the IT space. But the reality has been very different. Especially in the last five years, since the time ML and cloud and other speciality segments have come in the software segment. There have been smaller companies which operate in specialized areas who have been able to show much stronger growth at a time when Infy and Wipro’s of the world are under pressure in terms of growth.
Tata Tech shares dip 5% as brokerages reduce target prices. Should you buy?
Tata Tech Share Price: Tata Tech reported its quarterly earnings for the second time on 3rd May wherein their net profit stood at Rs 157.24 crore for the quarter ended March 2024, which was down 27% on a year-on-year basis while the consolidated revenue from operations for the reported quarter stood at Rs 1,301.05 crore, lower by 7.22% YoY.
Q4 results this week: SBI, Tata Motors, L&T, Asian Paints, TVS Motor and PB Fintech
Various widely tracked companies like Tata Motors, SBI, Asian Paints, BPCL, Larsen & Toubro, Tata Power, Canara Bank, TVS Motor, Hero MotoCorp, Godrej Consumer Products, JSW Energy, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, PB Fintech, and Bank of Baroda will be releasing their March quarter report cards this week. Here’s a list:
KPIT posts strong FY24 numbers, to add new verticals and expand in Asia
KPIT Technologies shows robust financial performance with significant revenue and profit growth. The company focuses on consistent growth, expanding into new segments, and geographical diversification for future success.
HCL Tech shares fall 6% after Q4 results. Should you buy, sell or hold?
HCL Technologies shares dropped 6% after reporting Q4FY24 results. Various brokerages offered different perspectives, with targets ranging from Rs 1,300 to Rs 1,700. The company's performance and guidance for FY25 were key points of analysis.
Deals, hiring show HCL Tech can tap expected IT bounce
Revenue in the major markets of the US and Europe grew sequentially by 4.2% and 2.3%, respectively, while major business verticals also showed higher revenue. But what sets HCLTech apart from peers is the fact that it continued to add headcount during the quarter.
HCL Tech Q4 Results: PAT rises marginally to Rs 3,995 crore, misses estimates
HCL Tech' net profit was recorded at Rs 3,981 crore in the year-ago period.
LTTS Q4 Results: Net profit grows marginally to Rs 340 crore
L&T Technology Services (LTTS) on Thursday reported a marginal 0.2 per cent growth in net profit for the March quarter at Rs 340 crore on slower revenue growth and narrowing of margins. The company said it is planning to add 500 employees during the April-June period.
Infosys Q4 earnings; layoffs at Good Glamm group
India’s second-largest IT company Infosys posted upbeat results for the fourth quarter. More numbers in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Bottoming out on revenue side; running a marathon and a sprint at the same time: TCS Management
TCS executives discuss generative AI pipeline revenue, growth prospects, AI challenges, and revenue conversion uncertainties. They anticipate growth revival, emphasize efficiency, innovation, and the complexity of running a marathon and sprint simultaneously. Krithivasan says "the Cloud unit that we formed is doing really well. They have launched several offerings to customers, which are really noteworthy and people like it. So, we should do well."
TCS raises recovery hopes driven by strong deal momentum
Buoyed by a mega 15-year deal with the UK-based insurer Aviva, which is pegged at around $ 2.5 billion according to media reports, the country’s largest software exporter reported a total contract value (TCV) of $13.2 billion for new deals, the largest in a single quarter.
TCS beats the estimates. Will other 5 IT majors be able to do it? If yes, this 13.05% will change the Nifty’s behaviour for good
Rs 33.44 / Rs 34.41 / 13.05% will these three numbers change how the Nifty behaves in next few days. By the time you are reading this, headlines about TCS beating the Q4 estimate would be running on the ticker. The question is what determines that the company has beaten the estimates and how it makes a difference to the fortune of these shareholders of the company and street and nifty as a whole. In the case of TCS, the estimated EPS for Q4 the analysts was Rs 33.44 for the Q4 for FY 24 and the actual numbers were Rs 34.31. While it might appear that this is a mere difference of just 87 paisa, but the fact is in an over researched and heavily institutionally owned stock that it is a good enough difference of expectations for stock to move sharply in the short term. What are the estimates of earnings for 5 large companies? And will they change the course of Nifty.
TCS Q4 results on Friday: Recap of how IT bellwether fared in FY24; key things D-Street needs to watch out for
TCS Q4 Results Preview: TCS to release earnings for March with slight improvement expected. Analysts monitor core earnings, profitability, deal wins, and management outlook for FY25 closely after challenging quarters.
TCS Q4 Preview: Reversal of furloughs to aid sales growth; FY25 outlook on radar
TCS likely to see sequential revenue growth in Q4 driven by BFSI and manufacturing sectors, with key focus on management commentary on new deals and vertical outlook.
TCS likely to outdo peers with ramp-up in big deals
Its operating margin is also likely to expand in the absence of any major wage increases and higher internal efficiency. The country’s largest software exporter is slated to declare the fourth quarter numbers on Friday.
JP Morgan upgrades Persistent Systems, KPIT Tech and LTIMindtree ahead of Q4 results
In a significant move, JP Morgan, one of the leading global financial institutions, has announced a series of upgrades and adjustments for several key players in the Indian IT sector ahead of the fourth-quarter results.
Tesla Q4 Results: Earnings fall short of analyst estimates as company warns of lower sales growth this year
But excluding one-time items such as the $5.9 billion noncash tax benefit for deferred tax assets, the company made $2.49 billion, or 71 cents per share. That was down 39% from a year ago and short of analyst estimates of 73 cents per share according to FactSet.
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