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INFY Information Technology 20 Jul 2023

Infosys — Q1 FY24

Infosys reported a solid Q1 FY24 with constant currency revenue growth of 4.2% YoY and 1% QoQ, driven by strong large deal wins totaling $2.3 billion (56% net new) and a robust operating margin of 20.8%.

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Revenue ₹37,933 Cr +4.2%
EBITDA
EBITDA Margin 20.8%
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Infosys reported a solid Q1 FY24 with constant currency revenue growth of 4.2% YoY and 1% QoQ, driven by strong large deal wins totaling $2.3 billion (56% net new) and a robust operating margin of 20.8%. Growth was led by manufacturing (+21%) and life sciences (+14%), while financial services and telecom faced discretionary spending cuts. The company revised its FY24 revenue guidance downward to 1%-3.5% constant currency, citing delayed mega deal ramp-ups and volume softness. Management highlighted a comprehensive margin expansion program across five pillars and strong traction in generative AI with 80 client projects. Risks include prolonged discretionary slowdown and delayed deal conversions.

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Quarter Snapshot

Large Deal TCV $2.3B
56% net new

16 large deals signed in Q1, with 56% net new, indicating strong pipeline conversion.

Generative AI Projects 80
New initiative

80 generative AI projects underway, with 40,000 employees trained on AI.

Headcount 336,000
-2% QoQ

Headcount declined 2% sequentially, with utilization improving to 81.1%.

Free Cash Flow $699M
96.6% of net profit

Robust free cash flow generation with strong conversion from net profit.

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Top guidance FY24 revenue growth guidance revised to 1%-3.5% in constant currency

Lowered from 4%-7% due to discretionary spending cuts and delayed mega deal ramp-ups.

Top risk Prolonged discretionary spending slowdown

Clients in financial services, telecom, and high-tech are pausing or slowing transformation projects, which could persist if macro conditions worsen.

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