Results
How good were TCS Quarter 2 results?

This Fin Shorts piece dives into Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) Quarter 2 results for FY27. While the Indian IT sector powerhouse managed to slightly surpass analyst expectations for revenue, with a 0.2% beat, and also saw its net profit cross the ₹13,884 crore mark, exceeding estimates by 0.7%, the quarter presented a mixed bag. Notably, TCS's EBIT margin faced pressure, landing at 24%. This was 38 basis points below target, largely attributed to increased delivery costs. The analysis unpacks this financial performance, examining TCS revenue vs estimates, TCS EBIT margin trends, and the impact on Tata Consultancy Services earnings within the broader Indian IT sector results context. It's a crucial look at a major player's financial health and its implications for the market.
This Fin Shorts piece dives into Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) Quarter 2 results for FY27. While the Indian IT sector powerhouse managed to slightly surpass analyst expectations for revenue, with a 0.2% beat, and also saw its net profit cross the ₹13,884 crore mark, exceeding estimates by 0.7%, the quarter presented a mixed bag. Notably, TCS's EBIT margin faced pressure, landing at 24%. This was 38 basis points below target, largely attributed to increased delivery costs. The analysis unpacks this financial performance, examining TCS revenue vs estimates, TCS EBIT margin trends, and the impact on Tata Consultancy Services earnings within the broader Indian IT sector results context. It's a crucial look at a major player's financial health and its implications for the market.
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Results
TCS Q2 Profit Jumps 15% as AI Revenue Crosses $3 Billion, but muted Growth
- Profit growth: Net profit rose nearly 15% year-on-year to ₹13,884 crore in Q2 FY27
- AI milestone: Annualised AI revenue reached $3.1 billion, crossing 10% of total revenue
- Business outlook: Management continues to face cautious client spending on discretionary projects

BFSI
Kotak Mahindra Bank Shows Strong Q2 Growth as Loans and Deposits Rise Over
- Kotak’s loan growth stayed strong, showing that credit demand remained healthy in quarter
- Deposits grew as quickly as advances, giving Kotak a stronger base to fund future lending
- CASA deposits increased, although their 11.3% growth lagged the bank’s overall deposits