Wipro is the second mega Indian IT services firm to consider a buyback programme after market leader TCS
The company's revenue came in at Rs 40,135 crore, up 2.9 per cent YoY and 4.7 per cent on a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis.
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According to analysts, the IT sector witnessed a good pick-up in demand for digital solutions resulting in improvement in the growth outlook for most of the companies.
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In a seperate filing, TCS also informed that it will also consider share buyback proposal during its board meet to accept second-quarter results on Wednesday
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According to ICICI Securities, Tier-1 IT companies will see revenue growth in the range of 1- 3.5 per cent in constant currency terms on a sequential basis.
At the bourses, the Nifty IT index hit a record high of 20,748 in intra-day trade on Monday, up 2.8 per cent at 20,677. In comparison, the Nifty50 index gained 1.2 per cent on the NSE
The board will meet on Wednesday, October 7, 2020 to consider share buyback proposal.
TCS will be considering a buyback of shares of the company at a board meeting to be held on October 7
Prior to the pandemic, the average organisation surveyed had only 9 per cent of its workforce working mostly from home
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