India’s IT sector Q4 FY26 earnings season has begun on a strong note, led by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), which delivered better-than-expected results.
TCS reported a record Total Contract Value (TCV) of $12 billion, signaling strong deal momentum despite global macro uncertainty. The company also announced a ₹31 per share dividend, boosting investor sentiment. Stable EBIT margins indicate continued cost discipline even amid rising wage pressures.
Now, the market’s attention shifts to Infosys, which will announce its Q4 results on April 23, 2026. Analysts expect Infosys to post ₹46,739 crore in revenue, reflecting a 14.2% year-on-year growth.
Other key IT players are also lined up:
However, margin pressures remain a concern. HCL Tech is expected to see around 140 basis points contraction in EBIT margins due to wage hikes.
The biggest trigger for markets will be FY27 revenue guidance, which is expected to define the direction of the IT sector. According to JPMorgan, some companies may fall short of earlier expectations due to global economic uncertainty and cautious client spending.
Another key trend to watch is the shift toward AI-driven deals versus traditional IT services, which is reshaping deal pipelines and growth strategies across companies.
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