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Infy net up 10% at Rs 4,110 cr

BENGALURU:Infosys on Tuesday posted a 10.3% rise in quarterly profit that was above market expectations, boosted by large deal wins in the quarter.

Bengaluru, October 16

Infosys on Tuesday posted a 10.3% rise in quarterly profit that was above market expectations, boosted by large deal wins in the quarter.

Profit for the quarter that ended September 30 was Rs 4,110 crore versus Rs 3,726 crore a year ago, the company said. Analysts had on average expected a profit of Rs 4,051 crore. The company posted a 17.3% rise in revenue from operations to Rs 20,609 crore. — Reuters

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