Infosys reports solid Q2 with AI growth, large deals, and higher dividend
Oct 23, 2026, 5:36 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong Q2 execution, sizable AI contribution, sizable TCV with net-new mix, and higher dividend support multiple expansion and investor confidence; modest FY27 guide minimizes risk of disappointment while sustaining upside from AI adoption.
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Infosys posted a solid Q2 with $5.145B revenue (+1.5% YoY CC) and stable 21% margins, backed by $5.2B in large deals (62% net-new). AI revenue reached 10.5% of revenue, up 29% QoQ, while FY27 guidance remains modest at 1-2% CC revenue growth and 20-22% margins; FCF was $928m and the interim dividend rose 13% to ₹26 per share. These factors together support a constructive growth outlook and potential multiple expansion as AI adoption scales.
Q2 revenue $5,145m; YoY CC +1.5%. Margin 21.0% sustained.
TCV large deals $5.2b; 62% net-new, mega deal over $2b.
AI revenue 10.5% of revenue; QoQ growth +29%.
FY27 guidance: revenue +1-2% CC; margin 20-22%.
Interim dividend ₹26 per share, +13% YoY.
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