They were to pay 18.5 per cent MAT so far, but will now have to pay 15 per cent MAT
Large Indian information technology firms may steal a march over global peers to clinch deals
The conciliation process is expected to be completed in two weeks, with a couple of hearings scheduled. If the talks fail, the Forum will move legally, said Vinod AJ, general secretary of FITE
It may possibly be referred to a joint select committee subsequently
IT stocks currently trade at a 7 per cent discount to Nifty
The minister added that denials rates have not gone up only for Indian companies but for all companies.
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise
Companies such as Virtusa have good presence in the BFSI segment, NIIT Technologies has steadily built strong capabilities in aviation
Barring Mphasis, the performance of most companies has been lacklustre, as client spending took a major setback for these vendors
Barring hi-tech, media and BFS, all other segments demonstrated strong growth for it
Growth of Indian IT services companies is impacted by lower demand led by uncertain macroeconomic environment: Icra
Proposed regulations like HR 170 and doubling of visa fees have increased the burden on local technology firms
IT Pride awardees included Oracle, Goldman Sachs, SAP Labs, and Intel, among others
Historically, companies in regions such as North America and Europe have been dominating the shared services/GIC space in India
Companies hiring more locals to work on future technologies, offer value-added services
'Despite the insourcing by banking clients, we have found a balance in North America'
Scaling up and the need to build digital capabilities will lead to faster consolidation among the mid-tier information technology companies in India, domestic ratings agency Crisil said Tuesday. The IT companies' legacy businesses such as time and material contracts have become commoditised, posing significant growth and profitability challenges, it said, spelling out the reasons which will drive this consolidation. Exit by promoters of tier II firms in the past two years who are capitalising on higher valuations and better growth prospects will also drive this trend, it said. The agency said it has analysed 22 such mid-tier IT firms with turnover between Rs 1,000 - Rs 10,000 crore and found that there is a consolidation opportunity in Rs 33,000 crore worth of market capitalisation. Without taking any names like Bengaluru's Mindtree which is being acquired by L&T, it said moves entailing switch of ownership for Rs 18,000 crore are already in progress. "Such ...
Besides increasing their fresher's intake, IT giants are also aggressively localising their workforce in the US, from where they draw at least 65 per cent of total revenue
TCS, Infosys do well but Wipro & HCL disappoint analysts; however, outlook for FY17 bullish in general
AIFITE and UNITE, the organisations that offer support to IT employees, in their letters urged the government to take steps against the alleged mass retrenchment by various IT companies