William Blair analyst Maggie Nolan has maintained their neutral stance on WNS stock, giving a Hold rating on July 16.
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Maggie Nolan’s rating is based on a combination of factors that reflect both positive performance and potential uncertainties for WNS. The company reported impressive fiscal first-quarter results, surpassing consensus estimates with a notable revenue increase. This growth was driven by new client acquisitions, existing client expansions, and favorable foreign exchange impacts, despite challenges in the healthcare sector and lower volumes in certain verticals.
Maggie Nolan also considered the strategic implications of the pending transaction with Capgemini, which is expected to enhance WNS’s capabilities in AI-driven operations. However, the lack of updated guidance for fiscal 2026 and the absence of a conference call to discuss future prospects may have contributed to a cautious outlook. Additionally, while the adjusted operating margin exceeded expectations, it showed a slight decline due to increased investments and costs associated with Kipi.ai. These mixed signals likely led to the Hold rating, reflecting a balanced view of WNS’s current position and future potential.
According to TipRanks, Nolan is an analyst with an average return of -0.9% and a 43.62% success rate. Nolan covers the Technology sector, focusing on stocks such as WNS, Genpact, and TELUS International (CDA).
In another report released on July 16, Deutsche Bank also initiated coverage with a Hold rating on the stock with a $76.50 price target.