BENGALURU: India’s Infosys Ltd on Sunday reported June-quarter profit that missed estimates, hurt by higher employee expenses, but the IT services company raised its annual revenue outlook, citing a strong demand outlook.
The Bengaluru-based company expects revenue growth of 14%-16% for the financial year to March, slightly up from its view of 13%-15% forecast in April.
Infosys retained its guidance for operating margins for the year at 21%-23%, unchanged from its April forecast.
Operating margins for Infosys for the June quarter came in at 20.1%, down 3.6% year-on-year.
Infosys’ larger IT rival Tata Consultancy Services and also smaller rivals such as HCL Technologies have seen their margins erode as they battle a higher sector-wide talent churn and try to retain employees.
Infosys’s consolidated net profit stood at 53.60 billion rupees ($12.53 million), compared with 51.95 billion rupees a year earlier, it reported.
Analysts had expected a profit of 56.26 billion rupees, Refinitiv data shows.
Revenue from operations jumped 24% to 344.70 billion rupees.
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