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Home » News » Infosys Q4 Earnings Results: Net profit drops 12% to Rs 7,033 crore

Infosys Q4 Earnings Results: Net profit drops 12% to Rs 7,033 crore

Jessica BrownBy Jessica Brown Business
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It Giant Infosys, based in Bengaluru, reported a net gain of 7,033 million rupees for the quarter of March 2025, 12 percent lower. While revenues increased marginally in a quarter basic against quarterly to the axis of RS 41,850 million rupees due to commercial estimation of the sea, it was reduced by 2 percent sequentially to the axis of RS 40,925 million rupees per official file. Ebit reached RS 8,575 million rupees, with a margin of Ebit hiring 21 percent, below 21.2 percent in the previous quarter.

In terms of constant currency (CC), income decreased 3.5 percent of QOQ, low performance expectations. Dollar revenues fell 4.2 percent to $ 485 million. The fall was attributed to seasonal weakness, permits and salary walks, all of which weigh the profitability.

Read also: Infosys announces the dividend of RS 22 per action together with the results of the March quarter; Check out the registration date

Fiscal Year Guide 26 A disappointment for the street

Infosys has guided for moderate income or 0–3 percent in terms of CC for FY26, significant lower than the 4.5-5 percent projection made at the end of the third quarter. The street had anticipated a growth of 2 to 4 percent. Ebit’s margin guide was linked between 20 and 22 percent.

Management cited the weak discretionary expense and the cycles of prolonged agreements as key conerns that enter the new prosecutor. The company’s comment suggested that although the offers pipe remains strong, customer decision making has slowed down, especially verticals such as BFSI, due to the macro uncertainty and interruptions related to the rate.

Deal wins stable; Dividend sweetens the blow

Despite the operational challenges, Infosys announced large offers for $ 2.6 billion in the quarter of March, marginally higher than the $ 2.5 billion recorded in the third quarter. It also declared a final dividend of RS 22 per share, with a registration date established for May 30, 2025 and the payment scheduled on June 30.

The stock reacts before the results; ADRS Slip After the ad

Infosys’ shares ended 1.09 percent higher at 1,429,80 on April 17. However, after the results, the ADR fell 1.4 percent in trade prior to the US market. The action has corrected around 11 percent in the last month.

Cautious perspective; All eyes in discretionary technological spending

Management remains cautious about the impulse of short -term income. Investors will closely see comments on discretionary technological expenses, agreements of agreements and macro recovery, especially in the BFSI space, in the next quarters.

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