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The Infosys stock is widely held by mutual funds, with more than 400 actively- and passively-managed schemes exposed to the company
Industry experts were of the opinion that TCS' focus on large IT outsourcing contracts might be one of the reasons behind the uneven distribution of quarterly revenues
Improvement in operating margins and a healthy deal pipeline were other positives for Infosys in the quarter
Valuation gap between Infy and TCS is unlikely to narrow further
In constant currency (CC) terms, Infosys posted revenue growth of 11.4 per cent YoY while in US dollar terms, the numbers grew 9.9 per cent.
In the past three months, post June quarter (Q1FY20) results, Infosys has outperformed the market by surging 13 per cent.
Infosys, in its June quarter results announcement, had revised its FY20 revenue guidance to 8.5-10 per cent year-on-year (YoY) in constant currency (CC) terms
Rajiv Bansal's severance payout has been one of the issues that Infosys founders had raised to allege governance lapses at the firm
The company has demonstrated very strong financial performance in the last three years, M D Ranganath told Business Standard
The IT behemoth's CEO and COO talk to Business Standard about the company's 2018-19 goals
Murthy's expression of disappointment with the board over the clean chit to Sikka is unlikely to result in the disclosure of probe reports on the Panaya deal and the payout to ex-CFO Rajiv Bansal
Contrary to expectation, Infosys remained did not name a new chief executive officer (CEO) and gave a clean chit to former CEO, Vishal Sikka on Panaya deal
But Infosys can still remain as a defensive bet as a majority of the mid cap stocks are over-valued on the markets.
Firms cut its growth forecast for the year ahead by 200 basis points, citing a weak second half in FY18
Nilekani pointed that Infosys will increase investments on its products such as Nia
Live updates of Infosys' September-quarter earnings
This was the first quarterly earnings after Infosys' co-founder, Nandan Nilekani, returned as the company's new non-executive chairman after the sudden resignation of then CEO Vishal Sikka
Infosys management commentary will be keenly watched on areas such as probable names of the next chief executive officer, digitisation roadmap and deal wins in its largest market in the US
This will be first financial result that Infosys will announce under second innings of co-founder Nandan Nilekani at the helm of company's affairs