India software services giant HCL Technologies has reported a 67.3 percent year-on-year rise in fourth quarter net profit of 8.54 billion rupees (US$151 million). This was on the back of a 37.7 increase in revenue at 59.2 billion rupees (US$1.05 billion) for the same period.
In a statement Wednesday, HCL noted that it had "continued to demonstrate its ability to navigate through economic turbulence and grow profitably by executing well."
For the three months ended June, the company said it had signed eight multi-year, multi-million transformational deals, while in entire financial year, it won 52 transformational deals.
"Infrastructure management services crossed a billion dollars in revenues this year, demonstrating our
ability to incubate blue ocean ideas and build them to be market leaders", said Vineet Nayar, CEO and vice chairman of HCL Technologies.
Year on year, HCL noted that growth was led by infrastructure services at 21.5 percent, followd by engineering and R&D services at 20.5 percent. In terms of sectors, healthcare led at 29.2 percent ahead of manufacturing at 23.9 percent.
For the three months ended June, the company said it had signed eight multi-year, multi-million transformational deals, while in entire financial year, it won 52 transformational deals.
"Infrastructure management services crossed a billion dollars in revenues this year, demonstrating our
ability to incubate blue ocean ideas and build them to be market leaders", said Vineet Nayar, CEO and vice chairman of HCL Technologies.
Year on year, HCL noted that growth was led by infrastructure services at 21.5 percent, followd by engineering and R&D services at 20.5 percent. In terms of sectors, healthcare led at 29.2 percent ahead of manufacturing at 23.9 percent.
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