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TCS Q2 Profit Jumps 15% as AI Revenue Crosses $3 Billion, but muted Growth

This Fin Shorts story dives into Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) Q2 FY27 earnings, a significant event for the Indian IT sector. TCS reported a robust 15% year-on-year jump in net profit, reaching ₹13,884 crore. A major highlight is their AI revenue crossing the $3 billion annualised mark, now representing over 10% of their total revenue. Despite this impressive AI milestone and positive analyst views on IT stocks in India, the company is navigating challenges like muted overall revenue growth and cautious client spending on discretionary projects. This update provides crucial insights for TCS investors and anyone tracking the performance of major Indian IT companies in the current market.
This Fin Shorts story dives into Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) Q2 FY27 earnings, a significant event for the Indian IT sector. TCS reported a robust 15% year-on-year jump in net profit, reaching ₹13,884 crore. A major highlight is their AI revenue crossing the $3 billion annualised mark, now representing over 10% of their total revenue. Despite this impressive AI milestone and positive analyst views on IT stocks in India, the company is navigating challenges like muted overall revenue growth and cautious client spending on discretionary projects. This update provides crucial insights for TCS investors and anyone tracking the performance of major Indian IT companies in the current market.
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How good were TCS Quarter 2 results?
- Revenue slightly ahead of the estimates: Revenue came in 0.2% over the analysts' estimates
- Margins under pressure: EBIT margin at 24% missed the target by 38 BPS, due to higher delivery costs
- Net profit beats estimates: Net profit at ₹13,884 cr, beating expectations by 0.7%, despite pressure

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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