Infosys Limited

Infosys stock dips slightly amid mixed IT‑services market; a 52‑week range of ₹13.08–₹1,728 highlights volatility and resilience for investors.

Infosys expands into healthcare and insurance with $465 m Optimum Healthcare IT and $95 m Stratus deals, boosting vertical expertise and future revenue growth.

Infosys powers digital banking in the Philippines with Finacle Origination and transforms university student management at Nottingham, cutting costs, boosting uptime and delivering faster, personalized services.

Infosys shares dip amid new labour code pressures, yet investors eye a buying window as the tech firm’s global footprint and cost‑control plans promise medium‑term upside.

Infosys expands its AI footprint with Topaz™ for the 2026 Australian Open, launching interactive AI fan tools, and a new Cursor partnership to accelerate enterprise software engineering, boosting digital transformation across sports and business sec…

Infosys Limited stock hits ₹1541.8, 52‑week swing from ₹1307 to ₹2006, market cap ₹6.08 trn; P/E 22.6 shows strong growth prospects for global IT services.

Infosys launches a ₹18 billion share‑buyback, buying up to 10 million shares at ₹1,800 each to boost EPS, reduce dilution and create long‑term shareholder value.

Infosys Limited, a multinational IT corporation, has solidified its position as a leading entity in the IT services industry, with a strong market presence, global reach, and robust financial performance.