Business NewsIndian IT Giants Post Mixed Q1FY26 ResultsLast updated: July 25, 2025 6:28 pmAuthor- Jitesh KanwariyaShare2 Min ReadSHAREInfosys leads Tier-1 peers despite a tough macro environmentContentsHiring Trends Remain CautiousRevenue Growth Still Under PressureMargin Expansion Offers Some ReliefThe first quarter of FY26 was a mixed performance for India’s top IT companies — TCS, Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra. While there were strong deal wins, margin expansion, and steady profits, these positives were counterbalanced by slow revenue growth and tepid hiring activity.Infosys emerged as the standout performer among the Tier-1 IT firms in Q1FY26. The company reported optimism around the global economic environment, with CEO and MD Salil Parekh noting that the macroeconomic scenario was “more stable” than earlier, although not fully settled.“Discussions on the economy worldwide have come to a more stable situation, but it’s not fully settled,” said Parekh during the Q1 earnings press conference on July 23.Hiring Trends Remain CautiousDespite the strong order book, hiring remained subdued across all five IT giants, reflecting the ongoing caution in client spending and demand recovery.Also Read: JSW Cement Eyes IPO Launch in August, Files Updated Draft ProspectusRevenue Growth Still Under PressureAll five companies reported muted revenue growth, highlighting that global client spending has yet to pick up meaningfully, even as macro conditions show early signs of stabilisation.Margin Expansion Offers Some ReliefMost firms managed to expand margins through cost efficiencies and operational improvements. However, the overall topline growth remained underwhelming, making margin gains a silver lining in an otherwise cautious quarter.Click here to explore otherNSE Option ChainBSE Option ChainYou Might Also LikeGoogle’s Future Lies in Cloud and Subscriptions, Not Just Ads, Says India Head Preeti LobanaWhat’s Triggering IndiGo’s Flight Cancellations and How It Could Impact Future OperationsDespite Tariff Tensions, India Remains Key Growth Market for Google, Says Country Head Preeti LobanaAuto Industry Faces a Tough New Year as Rising Costs Clash With Stricter Anti-Profiteering ScrutinyMichael Burry Warns AI Bubble Could Burst Harder Than 2000, Hitting Nvidia and Palantir the MostShare This ArticleFacebookCopy LinkShareByJitesh KanwariyaFollow: I am Jitesh Kanwariya is a professional stock market analyst and F&O trader with expertise in derivatives and market research. A Python developer by profession, he leverages data-driven insights to analyse market trends and simplify trading for investors. Previous Article JSW Cement Eyes IPO Launch in August, Files Updated Draft Prospectus Next Article Maharashtra FDA Tightens Inspections on Blinkit, Zepto Dark Stores Stay Connected3.9kFollowersLike1.5kFollowersFollow10FollowersPin261FollowersFollow22.9kSubscribersSubscribe20kFollowersFollow561FollowersFollowLatest NewsIndiGo Shares Rebound After DGCA Grants Partial Relief on Pilot Duty NormsStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025Rate Cut Meets a Falling Rupee: Yes Bank, Union Bank Shares Rise Up to 3% on Bank Nifty InclusionStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025DGCA Eases Pilot Rest Rules to Help Stabilize IndiGo’s Operations Amid Flight DisruptionsStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025Petronet LNG Shares Gain 4% After 15-Year Ethane Deal With ONGC; Nomura Sees 34% UpsideStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025