The country’s second lead tech player, Infosys, recorded a 12% decline in its fourth quarter (FY25) on Thursday, which had increased to ₹ 7,033 crore, it had posted a net profit of ₹ 7,969 crore in the same period a year ago.
The company’s revenue in Q4 increased to 40,925 crores, in the same quarter last year increased by ₹ 37,923 crore to 7.9%. For the entire year ended on 31 March, 2025, CC terms increased revenue 4.2% yoy, revenue ₹ 162,990 crore, 6.1% yoy growth, operating margin 21.1%, 0.5% yoy increased. FY25 saw a marginal growth of 1.8% in profit. 26,713 crore.
During the FY25, the company won a $ 11.6 billion with 56% pure new customers, and in the fourth quarter was an account of $ 2.6 billion.
Addressing a media conference here, CEO and MD said that Salil Parekh said, Infosys was a flexible organization that focused on customer-focusedness and accountability to the market. “Our performance for the year has been strong in terms of revenue, expansion in operating margin and higher free cash production. ,
He further stated that the depth and cost efficiency, automation, and consolidation of the company in AI, Cloud and Digital, well themselves well for their customers’ needs worldwide.
The company navigated through several headwinds in a challenging macro environment and also gave higher free cash flow to $ 4.1 billion in FY 25, Jayesh Sangharajka, said CFO.
In his comment, Mr. Parekh said, “The company was looking at an uncertain market environment due to macroeconomic challenges and the impact in some areas, including consumer products, was already clear.”
“We are confident in the victory of the deal, but we are seeing an uncertain atmosphere.” We have considered various market scenarios to keep the guidance together. Guidance is what we guess in the market for some time, “he said.
Depending on the available market visibility, the take firm undertake its FY26 revenue guidance at 0-3% in currency conditions and operating margin at 20–22%. It recommended the final dividend of ₹ 22 per equity share for FY25. The board has proposed the final dividend of 22, which is an increase of 13.2% compared to the previous year, with the interim dividend. “Detailed Shri Sanghjaka.
20,000 freshers to rent
Despite the situation in the Tadka market, the Bangalore -based tech firm said it would appoint 20,000 freshers during FY 26 and hired 15,000 freshers in the previous financial year which was closed on 31,2025 March. Infosys reported an increase of 14% in Q4.
According to the Sanghjaka, the increase in wages was on the track, the salary increase for some in January and the remaining will be received in April.
Officials said, replying to a media query on the firing of hundreds of trainees in their Mysore campus, officials said, the company was only following the procedures that have been present for years. These candidates were given many opportunities and those who can be necessary learning and successful are now supported with opportunities outside Infosys.
Par 50 Crore Esops from Parekh
Infosys said that this employee contains Esops, which is about 50 crores to his CEO and MD, Salil Parekh during FY25.
This amount will include annual performance-based stock incentives under various performance schemes such as equity ESG grants as banned stock units (RSU).
Acquases two small firms
Infosys said that it has decided to make two small acquisitions, one in the US and the other in Australia, one according to the regulatory filing.
It signed a certain agreement to acquire MRE Consulting Limited, a technology and business counseling service provider, headquartered in the cash deal of $ 36 million (including upfronts and eralouts, management promotion and retention bonuses) in Houston, Texas.
MRE Consultation will bring a team of more than 200 professionals to industry knowledge, counseling and energy/commodity trading and risk management (E/CTRM) platforms and a team with ecosystems in Infosys in ecosystem. According to the filing, the acquisition is expected to be closed during the first quarter of FY 2026.
Infosys entered a certain agreement to obtain the missing link, with an Australian Cyber Security Service specialist firm, which according to regulatory filing, with capabilities on full piles of cyber solutions paying 98 million (including upfronts and earnings, including upfronts and earnings, management incentives and retention bonuses).
The filing stated that this strategic investment would strengthen the cyber security capabilities of infosys, while rapidly grows its presence in the Australian market, and will confirm its commitment to navigate its digital transformation journey for global customers.
“Infosys reported 4.2 % yoy development in Q4 (CC), reflecting silent development among global economic challenges,” Gartner’s senior chief analyst Biswajit Matty said. Like its peers, the company faced headwind from low client expenses and geopolitical uncertainties. Despite this, the approach to Infosys is positive. ,
Published – 17 April, 2025 08:31 pm IST