Winning Bizness Desk
Mumbai.Infosys has reported a strong set of numbers for the March quarter, with profit and revenue both rising sharply. The IT major posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 8,501 crore, up 21 percent from Rs 7,033 crore a year ago. Revenue from operations also climbed around 13 percent to Rs 46,402 crore, showing steady business demand despite global uncertainties.
Strong quarterly performance lifts overall business outlook
The company’s performance reflects steady deal wins and continued demand in sectors like financial services and technology. Infosys has also set its revenue growth guidance for FY27 at 1.5 percent to 3.5 percent, indicating cautious optimism in a challenging global environment.
- Net profit rises 21 percent year-on-year
- Revenue grows to Rs 46,402 crore
- Growth driven by key global sectors
- Guidance remains modest for next year
Company rewards investors with steady dividend payout
Infosys has announced a final dividend of Rs 25 per share for its investors, continuing its track record of rewarding shareholders. Dividend is the share of profit that companies distribute among shareholders as a return on their investment. The move reflects confidence in cash flows and financial stability.
Workforce numbers decline, attrition remains key concern
The company reported a fall in employee count during the quarter. Around 8,440 employees left the organisation, bringing total headcount down to about 3.28 lakh. At the same time, attrition rate stood at 12.6 percent, slightly higher on a quarterly basis but lower than last year’s level.
- Total employees now at 3,28,594
- Headcount drops compared to previous quarter
- Attrition rate at 12.6 percent
- Hiring of 20,000 freshers planned for FY27
Stock falls despite strong results, market stays cautious
Despite the strong earnings, Infosys shares saw a decline ahead of and after the results announcement. The stock has fallen in recent months, reflecting investor concerns over future growth and global demand slowdown. Market reaction suggests that investors were expecting stronger guidance and deal momentum.
Understanding revenue guidance and consolidated results
Revenue guidance is an estimate given by companies about how much their income may grow in the coming year. Infosys has kept this outlook modest, signalling cautious expectations. The results announced are consolidated, which means they include the financial performance of the entire group and all its subsidiaries.
