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INFY Other 16 Oct 2025

Infy Ltd — Q2 FY26

Infosys delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with constant currency revenue growth of 2.9% YoY and sequential operating margin expansion of 20 bps to 21%.

bullish high
Revenue ₹44,490 Cr +2.9%
EBITDA
PAT ₹7,375 Cr
EBITDA Margin 21% +20bps
Duration

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2-Min Summary

Infosys delivered a strong Q2 FY26 with constant currency revenue growth of 2.9% YoY and sequential operating margin expansion of 20 bps to 21%. Large deal TCV was robust at $3.1 billion with 67% net new, and a subsequent $1.6 billion mega deal was announced. Growth was driven by financial services and manufacturing, while AI-related projects (2,500+ generative AI, 200+ agentic) are scaling. Management raised FY26 revenue guidance to 2-3% CC, maintaining margin guidance of 20-22%. Key risk: persistent macro uncertainty and tariff-related headwinds could elongate decision cycles and pressure discretionary spending.

Key Numbers

Large Deal TCV $3.1B
+63% net new

Large deal total contract value for Q2, with 67% net new; H1 TCV at $6.9B.

Employee Headcount 332,000
+8,000 QoQ

Net addition of 8,000 employees in Q2; 12,000 freshers hired in H1.

Attrition Rate 14.3%
flat

Attrition remains low at 14.3%, indicating stable workforce retention.

Free Cash Flow $1.1B
131% of net profit

Strong cash generation; FCF conversion above 100% for sixth consecutive quarter.

Management Guidance

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FY26 revenue growth guidance raised to 2-3% CC

Revised from previous range; reflects strong H1 performance and includes seasonal H2 softness.

revenue
G

Operating margin guidance maintained at 20-22%

Margin guidance unchanged despite revenue guidance revision; Project Maximus and cost levers support.

margins
G

Mega deal with NHS worth $1.6B to ramp up this fiscal year

100% net new deal announced post-Q2; expected to contribute to H2 revenue.

growth
G

Versant JV expected to close this fiscal year

Pending regulatory approvals; last year revenue AUD 210M; not included in guidance.

expansion

Key Risks

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Macro uncertainty and tariff risks

Geopolitical tensions and tariff uncertainties are causing elongated decision cycles and pressure on discretionary spending, especially in retail and manufacturing.

high · management_commentary
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H1B visa fee hike impact on delivery model

Analyst raised concern about visa cost increases; management acknowledged potential model shift but provided no specific quantification of margin impact.

medium · analyst_question
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AI deflationary pressure on revenue growth

Analyst questioned whether AI-driven productivity gains could compress revenue; management noted cost reduction focus but did not quantify net impact.

medium · analyst_question
R

Seasonal H2 softness

Lower working days, furloughs, and calendar effects expected to impact H2 growth; guidance reflects this but could be worse if macro deteriorates.

low · management_commentary

Notable Quotes

We had a strong performance in Q2 with increased market share gains.
Salil Parekh · CEO and Managing Director
Our client interactions show strong focus on deploying AI across the enterprise for growth and on cost-efficiency programs.
Salil Parekh · CEO and Managing Director
We are delivering more than 2,500 generative AI and AI projects and 200+ agentic AI projects for our clients.
Satish HC · EVP and CDO