Tata Consultancy Services
BSE 532540 · ISIN INE467B01029
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- Gautam Trivedi said Napean Capital bought into TCS about three weeks ago, citing a 55% stock correction and attractive valuation ahead of the IT sector rally
- BaNCS for Treasury marks entry into Sri Lanka with Indian Bank's Colombo branch
- TCS intimates non-deal road show with investor groups in USA on October 22-27, 2026
- Acquisition of BBY Services India LLP completed; entity is now a wholly owned subsidiary
- Industrial Intelligence Foundry launched to accelerate AI-led autonomy and engineering
- Q2FY27 earnings call transcript: revenue ₹73,188 crore, margin 24%, TCV US$9.6 billion
- MyState Limited selects BaNCS Global Banking Platform to transform core banking operations
- TCS stock rallied about 10% since quarterly results announced last Thursday, with past rallies noted as reference
- TCS shares rose sharply as the company disclosed that 10% of its annualized revenue now comes from AI-related business
- TCS shares gained over 4% on Friday after its results, with the most traded stock on the Nifty 500 and delivery volumes double the 20-day average
- TCS kicked off earnings season with results broadly in line, but India revenue declined 10% dragging overall growth
- TCS CEO K Krithivasan discussed margin pressures from AI-related investments and rising external consultant costs in the company's quarterly earnings interview
- TCS reported Q1 results broadly in line with expectations, with core business growth and hiring boosting the stock and the IT sector
- TCS shares and IT stocks rallied after TCS reported in-line Q2 numbers with strong core market growth and better gross margins on AI revenue, while a US tech sell-off on weak OpenAI revenue data further lifted Indian…
- TCS stock gained about 4% as management discussed Q1 results covering margin pressures, headcount additions and AI-led deal transformation
- TCS stock rallied about 4% after an in-line Q2 earnings report, with strong AI revenue growth and continued headcount additions
- TCS gained and lifted the IT services pack as it suggested AI deals may offset business deflation, with a pickup in international business and strong employee addition
- TCS Q2 results seen as largely in-line but stock reacted positively on improving international revenue growth and rising AI contribution
- TCS shares surged 6% after in-line Q2 numbers, with constant currency revenue growth marginally beating estimates and rising AI revenue share
- TCS results showed a fairly placid start, neither pain nor pleasure as per anchors
- TCS executives discussed Q2 margins staying flat at 24% despite the wage hike quarter, citing investments in M&A, hiring and subcontractor costs, with TCV at $9.6 billion
- TCS leadership said the ongoing Tata group level news and governance controversy is not affecting decision-making or bandwidth at TCS
- Kotak Securities maintained an add rating on TCS but cut its target price to 2,320 rupees from 2,450 rupees
- TCS management discussed Q2 results, broad-based growth across verticals barring consumer and communications, strong AI revenue growth, and margin pressure due to higher subcontractor costs
- Jefferies maintained an underperform rating on TCS with a target price of 1,800 rupees
- Citi maintained a sell rating on TCS and cut its target price to 1,840 rupees from 1,875 rupees
- TCS posted in-line Q2 results with margin pressure and muted deal wins; analyst Parag Thakkar says valuations largely price in the negatives but growth remains anemic
- TCS reported Q2 results largely in line with expectations, with 1.2% international growth and flat margins at 24% despite the wage hike quarter
- TCS Q2 results showed margin pressure and AI revenue run-rate update ahead of management interview
- TCS reported Q2 results with operating performance better than expected, flat margins, deal wins of 9.6 billion dollars, but flagged near-term margin pressure; JP Morgan maintained Overweight
- TCS posted in-line Q2 results with AI revenue rising sharply, but margin pressure from higher external consultant costs and weak deal wins
- Audio link of earnings conference call for quarter and six-month period ended September 30, 2026
- TCS Q2 results analysed: margins flat at 24%, missing expectations despite healthy deal wins and AI revenue growth
- TCS met expectations with Q2 numbers, profit rose 4%, margins flat at 24.x%, AI revenue crossed 10% of total revenue, and headcount rose for a third straight quarter
- Second interim dividend of INR 12 per equity share declared; payment date October 30, 2026
- TCS reported Q2 results with 0.5% QoQ constant currency revenue growth, international revenue up 1.2% while India revenue fell 10%, and margins flat at 24%
- TCS reported quarterly results with revenue broadly in line but margins and deal wins (TCV) coming in below Street expectations
- Board declares second interim dividend of INR 12 per equity share for FY 2026-27
- Q2 FY27 results: revenue ₹73,188 crore, net profit ₹13,884 crore, dividend ₹12 per share
- Consolidated results for the Three months ended September 30, 2026
- TCS reported Q2 results with constant currency revenue growth of 0.5% QoQ, flat margins at 24%, and AI revenue crossing $3.1 billion annualized
- Q2 FY27 results approved; second interim dividend of INR 12 per share declared
- Tata Consultancy Services reported Q2 results with revenue and margins largely in line but total contract value and margins slightly missing estimates
- TCS reported results with a key figure of 13,884, broadly in line with estimates of 13,788
- TCS is set to kick off Q2 earnings season after market hours, with the street expecting a muted quarter
- TCS stock held up ahead of Q2 results preview with modest growth expectations across constant currency revenue, AI revenue and deal wins
- TCS stock held up in the green amid broader market sell-off ahead of its Q2 results, with analysts expecting another muted quarter
- Street expects another muted quarter for TCS, with results due post market hours, amid weak revenue growth and client spending caution
- TCS stock held gains of close to 2% ahead of its results due after market hours, even as the street expects a softer quarter
- TCS shares came under pressure ahead of its Q2 results due tomorrow, dragging the broader IT sector down 1.2%
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