Infosys reports higher Q2 FY27 profit and revenue, but cuts its FY27 growth guidance for annual revenue to 1–2% in constant currency. Multiple outlets say the update comes as the IT services company points to a challenging, weak demand environment, and that market reaction includes declines in Infosys ADRs.
Several reports provide the same core quarterly numbers: Q2 net profit attributable to shareholders rises about 6% year-on-year to ₹7,823 crore, while revenue from operations increases to ₹49,244 crore, up roughly 10.7% year-on-year. Some outlets also cite sequential movement in profit and revenue, and mention that operating margin guidance remains in a similar range. Other coverage adds operational context, including falling voluntary attrition (to 12.7%) and a higher headcount to 332,542, alongside continued hiring of new fresher employees.
Some outlets also broaden the story beyond guidance, highlighting dividend details and framing discussion around how deals and AI-related revenue trends may offset guidance caution. Across sources, the emphasis differs between the guidance cut and investor implications versus employee metrics, dividend information, or deal performance, but the reported earnings and the narrowed growth forecast are consistent.
