Infosys is a global IT consulting major providing digital transformation, automation platforms, and governance solutions to enterprises worldwide. With a market cap of ₹4.74 lakh crore and quarterly revenues around ₹45–48k crore, it is among India's largest IT services exporters serving global clients.
Founded
1981
Face value
₹5
Market cap
₹4,19,755 Cr
P/E
13.9×
P/B
4.5×
Dividend yield
4.6%
ROE
31.2%
ROCE
39.8%
Debt / equity
0
OPM
23.7%
EPS (TTM)
₹74.8
Book value
₹229.4
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FY27 constant-currency revenue growth guidance was 1.5%–3.0% despite the quarter's US$3.6 billion in large-deal wins. Watch how much of the signed work turns into reported revenue.
The company retained 20%–22% FY27 operating-margin guidance; Q1 margin was 21.1%. Delivery costs and new AI investment could affect where results land within that range.
In Q1 FY27, large-deal total contract value was US$3.6 billion, with 61% described as net new. AI services accounted for 8.2% of quarterly revenue. Contract value is a booking measure, not revenue already recognized.
Infosys reported US$5.082 billion of quarterly revenue, up 2.4% year on year in constant currency. The disclosed AI share gives a measurable base for tracking that business in later quarters.
Derived from reported annual statements. ROCE uses EBIT over capital employed (total assets less current liabilities). Day counts average the opening and closing balance; receivables turn on revenue, inventory and payables on cost of goods sold.
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