In contrast, Infosys experienced a more robust trajectory, recording a 20.8% increase in net profit for Q4 and a 10.20% growth for the full year. This suggests that some firms are better positioned to leverage AI opportunities than others.

However, HCLTech faced a different reality—reporting a 4.30% decline in profit for the full year, even as its revenue grew by 11.18%. This decline raises questions about the sustainability of its business model amidst shifting client priorities.

Wipro’s performance was notably subdued, with net profit growing by only 0.47% for the full year, indicating potential struggles in adapting to the new demands of the market.

Conversely, Tech Mahindra demonstrated resilience with a 16% profit increase for Q4 and a 13.15% growth for the full year. The company seems to be capitalizing on emerging trends within the IT services sector.

The influence of AI extends beyond individual firm performance; it is creating new revenue opportunities while simultaneously impacting traditional IT service revenues. As clients increasingly emphasize results and project scale in their IT service purchases, companies must adapt swiftly to remain competitive.

The evolving landscape suggests that while some firms may thrive under these new conditions, others may struggle to keep pace with changing client expectations and technological advancements.

This dual impact of AI on revenue growth and profitability underscores the need for strategic adjustments among India’s IT giants as they navigate these complex market dynamics.

As observers analyze these financial results, they note that the long-term implications of AI integration into business models remain uncertain—industry leaders will need to closely monitor how these trends evolve in subsequent quarters.

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The announcement comes amid a broader shift within the global IT services industry toward AI-enabled digital transformation and automation platforms. Happiest Minds Technologies has recently revised its growth expectation for FY27 to 12.5%, an increase from the previous estimate of 10%.

This revision has had a notable impact on the company’s share price, which surged over 12.5%. As of 2:42 PM IST on March 10, 2026, the stock rose 17.65% to ₹400.65, having touched an intraday high of ₹405.50 during the trading session.

The company attributes this positive adjustment to an internal review that considered client feedback, pipeline visibility, and market opportunities, particularly in light of its recently introduced AI-First initiative on February 10, 2026. A company press release stated, “The revision came after an internal review of client feedback, pipeline visibility, market opportunities, and adoption of its AI-First services.”

Ashok Soota, Chairman and Chief Mentor of Happiest Minds, commented, “We are witnessing accelerated growth driven by artificial intelligence and other strategic initiatives.” This sentiment was echoed by Joseph Anantharaju, Co-Chairman and CEO, who noted that stronger adoption across key sectors and an expanding pipeline are reinforcing the company’s confidence in achieving the updated FY27 growth forecast.