Infosys , India's No.2 IT services exporter, beat second-quarter revenue estimates on Thursday, helped by a recovery in demand from its key financial industry clients.

Infosys saw a 3% year-on-year revenue growth in the BFSI sector for the September quarter, with guidance increased for the third consecutive quarter.

Bengaluru-headquartered IT services major Infosys released its September quarter results on Thursday. For the review period, the company's revenue in constant currency (CC) terms grew by 3.3 per cent YoY and 3.

(Reuters) -Indian software services providers Infosys and Wipro topped quarterly revenue estimates as their mainstay financial industry clients boosted spending. After over a year of curtailed spending due to economic uncertainty and high borrowing costs,

Infosys and Wipro delivered better than expected sequential growth in dollar denominated revenue for the September quarter. All four top IT exporters reported sequential growth in reported dollar denominated revenue for the September quarter after a gap of six quarters.

Infosys Ltd on Thursday reported a 4.7 per cent rise in the September quarter net profit and raised revenue guidance after broadbased growth. Net profit of Rs 6,506 crore in July-September was up 4.7 per cent when compared to Rs 6,

Infosys Ltd has reported a nearly 5% increase in net profit for Q2, driven by strong demand in the financial sector. The company raised its revenue forecast for 2024-25 and added 2,500 net employees.

Infosys is seeing a “lot of traction in financial services, which has given us good growth last quarter and this quarter,” said chief executive officer Salil Parekh. “We see that continuing.”

By VarunVyas Hebbalalu, Sai Ishwarbharath B and Haripriya Suresh BENGALURU (Reuters) -Indian software services providers Infosys and Wipro issued revenue forecasts below analysts' expectations, suggesting a broad-based recovery in global tech spending was yet to take hold.

Infosys Ltd. raised its annual sales forecast for the second time this year, suggesting clients are again willing to spend on software services thanks to resilient growth and slowing inflation in major economies.