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TCS Gets 'Buy' Rating, Revised Target Price From IDBI Capital After Q1 — Check Upside Potential

TCS' workforce grew to 593,798 with strong campus hiring, approx. 14,000 fresher signaling confidence in demand normalisation, highlights the brokerage.

TCS Gets 'Buy' Rating, Revised Target Price From IDBI Capital After Q1 — Check Upside Potential
IDBI Capital has maintained its rating to Buy on Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. due to sharp correction in the stock prices in the recent past.
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IDBI Capital Report

IDBI Capital has maintained its rating to Buy on Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. due to sharp correction in the stock prices in the recent past with a reduced target price of Rs 2,400 valuing at 14.5x FY28E EPS.

TCS reported Q1 FY27 revenue of Rs 72,275 crore, up 2.2% QoQ and 13.9% YoY in rupee terms; in USD terms revenue was  $7.6 billion, flat sequentially and up 2.7% YoY (40bps CC QoQ growth). Operating margin came in at 24%, down 130bps QoQ, largely due to the annual wage hike cycle (170bps drag), partly offset by currency benefit and operational efficiencies.

Net margin stood at 19.2%. TCV bookings remained robust at $9.5 billion, including the marquee $800 million AI-led transformation megadeal with SKF, alongside wins with ServiceNow and a large European Fortune 50 clients.

Annualized AI services revenue crossed $2.6 billion, up 13.6% YoY, though incremental quarterly AI revenue moderated to $75 million versus $125 million in Q4, reflecting the non-linear, project-based nature of AI engagements. Vertical trends remained mixed; BFSI stayed resilient, manufacturing and life sciences saw softness but management guided to a recovery in Q2, while consumer/retail-remained weak on geopolitical and discretionary spend pressures.

Workforce grew to 593,798 with strong campus hiring (~14K fresher) signaling confidence in demand normalisation. Management reiterated no major AI-led revenue cannibalisation yet, citing productivity gains of 10-15% typically offset by incremental client opportunities.

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