Infosys retains 10-12 percent revenue growth forecast

Software major Infosys has maintained its annual revenue guidance, or expected rise in income, at 10-12 percent for this financial year — or what it had projected in April. In dollar terms, though, the guidance has been revised upward by 100 basis points.
"We have retained revenue guidance at 10-12 percent year-in-year (YoY) in constant currency but increased it to 7.2-9.2 percent YoY in dollar terms from 6.2-8.2 percent YoY projected in April for FY 2016," the IT bellwether said in a regulatory filing with stock exchanges on Tuesday.
The city-based outsourcing major reported consolidated revenue of Rs.53,319 crore for last fiscal (2014-15) in rupee terms and $8.7 billion in dollar terms, which was 6.4 percent growth YoY in rupee terms and 5.6 percent in dollar terms.
The IT outsourcing major had discontinued giving a quarterly revenue guidance in percentage and numbers since fiscal 2014.
The company's conversion rate for rest of the fiscal 2016 is Rs.63.65 per US dollar.
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