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Stocks in news: TCS, Nalco, Maruti Suzuki, Natco Pharma, HFCL
Indian markets saw a significant decline on Wednesday, influenced by global factors. TCS anticipates modest profit growth amid client spending caution and wage pressures. Nalco and NLC India will form a joint venture for a power plant. HFCL plans substantial investment to boost optical fibre cable production capacity. Natco Pharma announced significant investments and stake increases in South Africa.
TCS braces for muted June quarter earnings; AI outlook and deal pipeline in focus
Tata Consultancy Services anticipates slower revenue and profit growth for June 2026 quarter. Client decision cycles are elongating, impacting project ramp-ups and growth rates. Revenue is expected to remain flat sequentially, marking a continued trend. A weaker rupee may offer some support to rupee-denominated financials. Investors will monitor artificial intelligence initiatives and deal scalability trends.
Stocks to Watch Today: SBI, TCS, Tata Steel, Iware Supplychain, NLC India, Graphite India, TVS Motor,... - Moneycontrol.com
Stocks to Watch Today: SBI, TCS, Tata Steel, Iware Supplychain, NLC India, Graphite India, TVS Motor,...Moneycontrol.com
Market Pulse: Key triggers to watch before the July 9 trading session
With US President Donald Trump declaring the ceasefire with Iran over, fears of renewed conflict have pushed oil prices sharply higher and rattled global markets. A sustained rise in crude prices could weigh on Indian equities, with oil marketing companies, aviation firms and other oil-dependent sectors likely to remain in focus. The sharp sell-off on Wall Street adds to the cautious mood, while investors will also keep a close watch on Tata Consultancy Services' first-quarter earnings which may influence sentiment in the IT sector.
TCS Q1 Results on July 9: AI Strategy, Dividend, Margins — Key things to watch from IT major's earnings
As TCS kicks off FY27 earnings on July 9, attention will focus on its quarterly numbers and outlook amid a changing IT landscape. Investors will assess AI strategies, deal wins, and the impact of external factors on client spending and hiring practices as industry dynamics evolve.
TCS Q1 Preview: Can the IT bellwether earnings give hope to investors holding the battered stock?
TCS is expected to post modest Q1FY27 profit growth with flat sequential revenue as weak client spending, wage hikes and AI-driven pricing pressure weigh on performance. Investors will closely track management commentary on demand recovery, BFSI growth, deal wins, margins and AI strategy after the stock’s sharp correction this year.
TCS Q1 Results Preview: Here are five important factors to keep your eyes on
TCS' EBIT margins may decline sequentially by 120 basis points due to wage hikes, which could be partially offset by a weaker rupee which could provide a 40-50 basis points buffer.
TCS Q1 preview: CEO Krithivasan's toughest earnings test yet
TCS reported its first revenue decline last fiscal year and three quarterly revenue contractions over the past eight quarters, amid mounting concerns over AI-led disruption and slowing client spending.
Titan closes in on TCS in market value as jewellery business shines
Titan has narrowed the valuation gap with Tata Consultancy Services over the past six years, with its market capitalisation now exceeding half that of the IT giant, as strong jewellery demand contrasts with mounting pressure on India's technology sector.
TCS, Infosys and other Indian IT stocks rise up to 4% after AI worries trigger Kospi selloff
Indian IT stocks climbed despite a sharp sell-off in Asian chipmakers, as investors positioned for Q1 earnings. Indian IT stocks have had a rough ride in recent months because investors worry that AI could hurt billing growth, reduce manpower-linked revenue and force companies to pass productivity benefits to clients. With the sector having lost over Rs 17 lakh crore in market value, upcoming earnings and management commentary could determine whether the recovery has legs.
TCS, Infosys and other Indian IT stocks rise up to 4% after AI worries trigger Kospi selloff - The Economic Times
TCS, Infosys and other Indian IT stocks rise up to 4% after AI worries trigger Kospi selloffThe Economic Times
TCS Q1 Preview: Will Salary Hikes, Hiring, Attrition And AI Dominate Earnings Call? Here's What To Expect
Beyond earnings, investors will watch management's comments on hiring, employee attrition, AI investments and demand.