TCS Q1 FY 25-26 Outcomes: Revenue rises 6%, margins beat estimates; EBIT flat QoQ

Tata Consultancy Providers Ltd. (TCS), India’s largest IT companies firm, reported its monetary outcomes for the April–June quarter (Q1FY26) after market hours on Thursday. The corporate’s web revenue and margins got here in above expectations, whereas income development barely missed estimates, and EBIT remained flat sequentially.

TCS posted a web revenue of Rs 12,760 crore, up 6.0 per cent year-on-year, supported by sturdy operational effectivity and value management. Income stood at Rs 63,437 crore, rising 1.3 per cent year-on-year, however declining 3.1 per cent in fixed foreign money (CC) phrases attributable to macroeconomic softness.

Earnings Earlier than Curiosity and Tax (EBIT) was secure on a quarter-on-quarter foundation, highlighting the corporate’s operational resilience regardless of weak demand tendencies.

“We delivered sturdy deal closures and maintained profitability regardless of a mushy demand atmosphere,” stated Ok Krithivasan, CEO & MD. “We proceed to assist purchasers with value optimization, vendor consolidation, and AI-driven transformation.”

Key Q1FY26 Highlights:

Web Revenue: Rs 12,760 crore (up 6.0 per cent YoY)

Income: Rs 63,437 crore (up 1.3 per cent YoY; down 3.1 per cent in CC)

Working Margin: 24.5 per cent (up 30 bps QoQ)

Web Margin: 20.1 per cent (up 90 bps YoY)

EBIT: Flat QoQ

Complete Contract Worth (TCV): USD 9.4 billion

TCS ended the quarter with a headcount of 6,13,069, registering a web addition of 6,071 workers year-on-year. The LTM IT companies attrition fee improved to 13.8 per cent, reflecting higher workforce stability. Web money from operations stood at Rs 12,804 crore, or 100.3 per cent of web earnings.

Sector-wise, BFSI and Expertise & Providers confirmed modest development of 1.0 and 1.8 per cent in CC, whereas segments like Life Sciences, Manufacturing, and Communications witnessed declines. Regionally, India income fell sharply by 21.7 per cent, whilst Center East & Africa and Asia Pacific grew 9.4 and three.6 per cent, respectively.