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Infosys cut FY27 guidance to 1%-2% despite $5.2 billion in large deals and AI at 10.5% of revenue, as its largest new deal ramps up only next year.

Tech Mahindra plans to disclose AI revenue separately in H2 FY27, giving investors a clearer view of its contribution to growth and profitability.

Wipro’s large-deal bookings fell 58.6% sequentially, yet its CEO says AI is helping it win deals.

The US government halted PERM applications from four Indian IT firms. While that may shrink margins, it could also offer an AI offshoring opportunity.
The company that sells "reinvention with AI" to the world is guiding to its own slower growth, and its filing says AI could shrink demand for its services.
What happens when AI stops processing invoices and starts deciding what happens next? HCLTech is betting on agentic finance—but with humans still in the loop
Persistent's Nagarro deal adds people, clients and European reach. The harder test is whether that scale can translate into higher-value AI and engineering work.
The ₹7,000-crore merger creates scale. But its bigger significance lies in what it says about the pressure building on India’s mid-sized IT services firms.
The growth in revenue per employee is raising questions over whether the sector is witnessing a genuine structural shift or simply getting leaner.

HCLTech’s guidance raise is acquisition-led, with AI, along with a single acquisition, driving about 70% of services growth.

Indian IT stocks enter the Q2 earnings season with strong deal bookings but muted revenue growth as AI creates new work while pressuring the economics of existing contracts.

With AI squeezing traditional IT services growth, HCLTech is betting on a separate model to capture mid-market AI spending. But the segment is not easy to crack.

Nifty IT rose 18% and then fell 13% in the July-September quarter. Q2 FY27 earnings will offer an early test of whether AI revenue can offset pricing pressure.

Beyond deploying AI, a Forward Deployed Engineer needs to understand the industry's business processes and how work actually happens inside a specific company.

Indian IT services firms are using Mexico for customer-facing work as AI reshapes global engineering and delivery.
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