A survey released by the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA) projects that the semiconductor market in India will reach $103.4 billion (₹9 lakh crore) by 2030, up from $52 billion (₹4.5 lakh crore) in 2024. Mobile phones, IT, telecom, consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace, and defense are some of the major businesses driving this expansion….
As the US President stoked expectations of a corporate tax rate cut and the ensuing rise in corporations’ discretionary spending and IT budget, Indian IT majors are expected to see mid-to high-single-digit growth over the coming quarters, indicating a slower-than-expected recovery, according to brokerage firm CLSA. The brokerage adopted a cautiously optimistic outlook due to…
IT services providers appear to be happy with Donald Trump’s victory, barring concerns about the prospect of stricter H1-B visa regulations. They expect that his policies will increase businesses’ discretionary spending. According to analysts, the United States still has a lot of work to do in under-penetrated industries like banking and healthcare. Spending on IT…
Following three straight weeks of gains, the markets had a severe decline, losing 4.5%, mostly due to unfavorable global cues. Beginning with growing tensions in the Middle East, which increased the price of crude oil due to concerns about supply disruptions, the mood was pessimistic. Further lowering market optimism was the ongoing FII selling, which…
The World Bank revised its growth prediction for India, increasing it from 6.6% to 7% for 2024–2025. The announcement was made in a study titled “India Development Update: India’s Trade Opportunities in a Changing Global Context,” which was made public on Tuesday. According to the research, India continued to be the major economy with the…
In contrast to IT service providers, a large number of domestic IT engineering service providers—among them, two Tata Group companies—are now reporting that non-American areas account for the bulk of their income. For example, Tata Elxsi and Tata Technologies said that Europe and India account for a significant amount of their sales. Although Tata Elxsi…
According to a domestic ratings business, the revenue growth of the Indian IT services sector will decrease to 3% in the current fiscal year from 9.2% in the prior fiscal year. According to ICRA Ratings, this fiscal year’s profitability would also suffer, and the operating profit margin will drop to 20–21%, a reduction of up…
After Epam Systems again decreased its revenue forecast for CY2023, information technology stocks declined on Tuesday. Shares of Infosys decreased 1.8% while the NSE IT Index lost 1.88%. The yield on TCS shares was 1.6%. EPAM has revised its forecast for revenue growth and now projects a 2% drop in constant currency revenues at the…
India’s economic growth most likely matched government predictions because demand sparked an expansion in the services sector and mitigated the effects of high borrowing rates. According to the consensus estimate in a Bloomberg survey, which is in line with a government forecast given three months ago, data due on Wednesday is anticipated to reveal that…
U.S. tech major Accenture has given a below market estimate revenue guidance of 8–11 percent for FY23 due to reduced IT spending and rising inflation. This is a probable signal that the Indian IT firms may face headwinds and see the revenue growth momentum slowing down. Accenture expects revenue growth of 8 to 11 percent…
