India’s top IT companies wrap up Q1 with single-digit topline growth

An overview of Q1 report cards of Indian IT giants shows year-on-year revenue growth ranging from 0.8% (for Wipro) to 8.1% (HCL Technologies).

An overview of Q1 report cards of Indian IT giants shows year-on-year revenue growth ranging from 0.8% (for Wipro) to 8.1% (HCL Technologies).

Gold prices may consolidate as investors await central bank meetings, trade negotiations, and key economic data, including US Fed and Bank of Japan policy outcomes.

Sources told CNBC-TV18 that the company is expected to file its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) for an IPO soon.

In a strategic realignment, TCS has highlighted that various reskilling and redeployment programmes have already been initiated as part of the transformation the company will undergo which is aimed at aligning its workforce with future-focused capabilities.

The market is expected to remain in a consolidation phase amid continued uncertainty around the India-US trade deal, a mixed Q1FY26 earnings season, and persistent FII outflows.

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LTTS is also looking ahead to expanding its service offerings for the client by integrating AI-powered test automation platforms to streamline new product development and enhance operational efficiency.

Mphasis is targeting growth at twice the industry rate, driven by a record $760 million in Q1 deal wins and a strong AI-led pipeline. CEO Nitin Rakesh told CNBC-TV18 that 68% of the company’s pipeline is AI-related, while CFO Aravind…