Sudhir Singh

AI generated code is cheap to build but it is expensive to own. It is expensive to secure and it is expensive to maintain.

We believe the EBIT reset in quarter 4 has been a structural reset. It has come off the back of the automation and AIEL interventions.

The age of AI experimentation is over. What we're witnessing is a market inflection point.

We are also willing to underwrite outcomes. Our risk-reward commercial models tie our fees to our clients' achieved results.

Our growth continues to be driven by an execution intensity that is uniquely our own. Execution, we have always believed, is the ability to not just create strategies and share plans, but to actually deliver upon them.

We believe AI is a clear tailwind for firms that understand the domain and also have an appreciation for how to apply the relevant AI-specific technology.

Once we hit 14% EBIT, if we manage to hit it this year, we will plan to, at a minimum, clip along at 14% EBIT. Our primary aim will be to make sure that we prioritize growth over any further EBIT improvement.

We believe that we have established a path to deliver 14% reported EBIT in fiscal year twenty six itself.

The executable order book stands at a record $1,550,000,000, 46.9 percent higher than at the same time last year.

We have never ever given up on even one of the big bets that we've undertaken.

We are entering fiscal year 2026 with a record signed order book, which is 47.7% higher than where it was at the same time last year.

We believe very significant growth in fiscal year 2026 will be accompanied by a simultaneous and a material expansion in reported EBIT.