IT companies main Tata Consultancy Providers (TCS) on Thursday reported a web revenue of Rs 12,224 crore through the quarter ended March 2025, down 1.68 per cent from Rs 12,434 crore in the identical interval a 12 months in the past. TCS’ annual income crossed the $30 billion mark in FY25.
The corporate posted income from operations at Rs 64,479 crore, up 5.29 per cent as in opposition to Rs 61,237 crore throughout the identical interval of earlier monetary 12 months.
TCS This fall dividend and income development
TCS’ board declared a closing dividend of Rs 30 per share. Income for FY25 was at Rs 255,324 crore, up 6 per cent year-on-year and 4.2 per cent in fixed foreign money foundation. The corporate’s development was led by sturdy double-digit development of 37.2 per cent in regional markets. Additional, development was led by power, sources and utilities (5.1 per cent), manufacturing (2.9 per cent) amongst trade verticals. IOT/DE, enterprise options and AI.Cloud led the expansion amongst service strains, seeing sturdy and growing traction in AI-adoption.
Whereas the IT large’s working margin was at 24.3 per cent, web margin was at 19.0 per cent.
What TCS CEO Okay Krithivasan stated about This fall outcomes
Okay Krithivasan, managing director and CEO, stated, “We’re happy to cross the $30 billion in annual revenues and obtain a robust order e book for the second consecutive quarter. Our experience in AI and digital innovation, coupled with the unequalled information of buyer context and world scale makes us the pillar of help for our prospects on this atmosphere of macroeconomic uncertainty.”
“We stay dedicated to staying near our prospects and serving to them obtain their core priorities,” he stated.
“We delivered strong profitability and money flows this quarter in a really difficult atmosphere with out compromising on the best investments in our individuals, innovation and infrastructure for long-term worth creation,” stated TCS chief monetary officer Samir Seksaria.
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The corporate’s trainee onboarding in FY25 was 42,000 as deliberate. TCS’ workforce stood at 607,979 as on March 31. The worker base has 35.2 per cent ladies and with 152 nationalities.
IT companies attrition was at 13.3 per cent for the final 12 months.
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