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Key ratios
Market Cap
₹4.41 L Cr
P/E
14.96x
EPS
₹72.59
ROE
31.71%
Debt / Equity
0.10
OPM
23.67%
Net Margin
16.48%
Price
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◆ What They Do
Infosys is one of India's largest IT services companies. It builds, runs and modernises software and technology systems for big global companies — mostly banks, retailers and manufacturers in the US and Europe. It earns from its people's billable time and, increasingly, outcome-based contracts.
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IT Services
The core
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Digital & Cloud
Growth area
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AI & Automation
Emerging
◆ Business Model
🤝Win Deals
→👥Deploy Talent
→🛠️Deliver Projects
→🔁Renew & Expand
Deep client relationships and low-cost skilled talent turn one-off projects into recurring, sticky, dollar-earning revenue.
◆ Why It Wins · Moat
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Talent Pool
A vast, trained, low-cost engineering workforce.
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Sticky Clients
Once embedded in a client's systems, it is rarely replaced.
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Global Delivery
Scale to serve big multinationals across time zones.
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Brand & Governance
A trusted name that wins large, sensitive contracts.
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Capital-light
Generates lots of cash with little investment needed.
◆ Growth Drivers
- ☁️ Global spending on cloud and digital transformation.
- 🤖 AI-led modernisation projects for clients.
- 💸 Cost pressure pushing companies to outsource.
- 🧩 Vendor consolidation favouring large, trusted players.
- 📑 Large multi-year deal wins.
◆ Compounding Flywheel
Skills Compound
More Clients
More Skills
Bigger Deals
More Cash
Reinvest
- Each client adds new capabilities and references.
- Broader skills win bigger, stickier deals.
- Big deals generate strong cash flow.
- Cash funds training, tools and acquisitions.
- Which attracts the next set of clients.
▲ Key Risks
- ▲ A US or Europe slowdown freezes client tech budgets.
- ▲ Currency: it earns in dollars, reports in rupees.
- ▲ Wage inflation and staff attrition squeeze margins.
- ▲ AI could disrupt the people-heavy delivery model.
- ▲ Visa rules and regulation in key markets.