Infosys Q1 Results Review: Why Motilal Oswal Maintains ‘Neutral’ Stance On Macro Concerns

Infosys Q1 Results Review: A Cautious Outlook Amid Macroeconomic Uncertainties

Infosys Ltd., India’s second-largest IT services company, has released its Q1 results, which have been met with a mix of reactions from investors and analysts. While the company has upgraded its guidance, management remains cautious due to ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties.

A Wait-and-Watch Posture Among Clients

The company’s Q1 results have been impacted by a wait-and-watch posture among clients, with no material improvement in discretionary budgets or decision cycles. Tariff uncertainties and geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on sentiment, leading to a cautious stance on guidance.

Enterprise AI: A Promising but Limited Catalyst

Infosys’ work in Enterprise AI has been promising, but near-term catalysts remain limited. The company’s efforts to leverage AI and automation to improve efficiency and drive growth are likely to take time to bear fruit.

Motilal Oswal’s View: A ‘Neutral’ Rating and Target Price of Rs 1,750

Motilal Oswal, a leading brokerage firm, has maintained its ‘neutral’ rating on Infosys, citing the company’s cautious guidance and limited near-term catalysts. The brokerage firm values Infosys at 24x FY27E EPS, which yields a target price of Rs 1,750, implying an 11% potential upside.

Conclusion

In conclusion, while Infosys’ Q1 results have been impacted by macroeconomic uncertainties, the company’s long-term growth prospects remain intact. Investors are advised to remain cautious and monitor the company’s progress in leveraging AI and automation to drive growth.

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Sreenivasulu Malkari

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