ConCallIQ
Go Pro
IN
INFY Other 12 Jan 2026

Infy Ltd — Q3 FY26

Infosys delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with constant currency revenue growth of 1.7% YoY and adjusted operating margin of 21.2%, expanding 20 bps sequentially.

bullish high
Revenue ₹45,479 Cr +1.7%
EBITDA
PAT ₹6,666 Cr
EBITDA Margin 21.2% +20bps
Duration

✓ Verified against BSE filing

2-Min Summary

Infosys delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with constant currency revenue growth of 1.7% YoY and adjusted operating margin of 21.2%, expanding 20 bps sequentially. Large deal TCV was robust at $4.8 billion with 57% net new, including a $1.6B NHS deal. The company raised FY26 revenue guidance to 3%-3.5% (from 2%-3%), while maintaining margin guidance of 20%-22%. Growth was driven by Financial Services and Energy/Utilities, where discretionary spending is returning and AI adoption is accelerating. Management sees FY27 growth acceleration in these two verticals. AI momentum is strong with 4,600 projects and 500 agents built. Risks include tariff uncertainties impacting Manufacturing and Retail, and potential compression in legacy services due to AI-led productivity.

Key Numbers

Large Deal TCV $4.8B
+57% net new

Total large deal TCV for nine months exceeded full-year FY25.

AI Projects 4,600
N/A

Infosys is working on 4,600 AI projects across clients.

Headcount 337,000
+5,000 QoQ

Net headcount increased by 5,000 in Q3.

Attrition (LTM) N/A
-2% QoQ

Attrition declined sequentially and year-on-year.

Management Guidance

G

FY26 revenue growth guidance raised to 3%-3.5% CC

Infosys raised its constant currency revenue growth guidance for FY26 from 2%-3% to 3%-3.5%.

revenue
G

FY26 operating margin guidance maintained at 20%-22%

Operating margin guidance remains unchanged at 20%-22% for FY26.

margins
G

Growth acceleration in Financial Services and EURS in FY27

Management expects growth in Financial Services and Energy, Utilities, Resources, and Services verticals to accelerate in FY27 over FY26.

growth

Key Risks

R

Tariff uncertainties impacting Manufacturing and Retail

Manufacturing and Retail/CPG verticals are impacted by tariff uncertainties, delaying client decisions and pressuring discretionary spend.

high · management_commentary
R

AI-led productivity compressing legacy services

AI-driven productivity benefits may compress legacy service revenues, though management sees net positive from new AI opportunities.

medium · management_commentary
R

Potential contract attrition from Daimler

Analyst raised concerns about press reports of Daimler moving away; management noted current contracts valid till Dec 2026 but did not provide specifics.

medium · analyst_question

Notable Quotes

We are witnessing six AI-led value pools emerging that could unlock a large incremental opportunity for us.
Salil Parekh · CEO and Managing Director
Our adjusted operating margins increased by 20 basis points sequentially to 21.2%.
Jayesh Sanghrajka · EVP and Group CFO
We are now a preferred AI partner for top 15 out of 25 banking clients.
Jayesh Sanghrajka · EVP and Group CFO