The company has achieved a significant milestone by crossing the $20 billion revenue mark in fiscal year 2025-26, reporting a resilient growth of 3.1% in constant currency terms. This performance underscores the strength of its diversified business model and its ability to navigate challenging global economic conditions.
Key Financial Highlights
Revenue for the fiscal year reached $20.1 billion, compared to $19.5 billion in the previous year. The growth was driven by robust demand in the company's core segments, including technology services, consulting, and digital solutions. Operating margins improved slightly, reflecting cost optimization measures and operational efficiencies.
Segment Performance
- Technology Services: Revenue grew by 4.2% in constant currency, led by cloud computing and cybersecurity solutions.
- Consulting: The consulting arm posted a 2.8% increase, with strong demand for digital transformation advisory.
- Digital Solutions: This segment saw a 5.1% jump, driven by AI and analytics offerings.
Geographic Breakdown
The company's growth was broad-based across geographies. North America contributed 55% of total revenue, growing 3.5% in constant currency. Europe saw a 2.9% increase, while Asia-Pacific recorded a 4.1% rise, led by India and Japan.
Outlook and Strategy
Management expressed confidence in sustaining growth momentum, citing a strong pipeline of deals and continued investment in innovation. The company plans to focus on AI-driven solutions, expand its cloud capabilities, and enhance its consulting practice to capture emerging opportunities.
The company also announced a dividend of $1.50 per share, reflecting its commitment to shareholder returns. With a healthy balance sheet and cash reserves, it is well-positioned to pursue strategic acquisitions and organic growth initiatives.
