Full-Year and Q4 Revenue Growth
Infosys reported FY26 revenue growth of 3.1% in constant currency and Q4 year-on-year growth of 4.1% in constant currency. Management noted these growth rates were achieved after absorbing ~1.0% lower third-party revenue and a ~70 basis-point impact from a lower on-site mix.
Strong Large-Deal Momentum
Large deals totaled $14.9 billion for the full year and $3.2 billion in Q4. The company reported 55% net-new composition for the full-year large-deal book and stated large-deal revenue was materially higher year-over-year (~24–28% YoY uplift referenced across comments).
AI Strategy, Platforms and Partnerships
Infosys highlighted a formal AI strategy across six areas (AI strategy engineering, data, process, legacy modernization, physical AI and trust) and commercial platforms Topaz Fabric (AI) and CoBolt (cloud). Management said AI services are growing (Q3 AI revenue was 5.5% of revenue and Q4 is higher) and announced strategic partnerships with major foundation-model vendors including OpenAI and Anthropic. The firm referenced an external TAM of $300–400 billion by 2030 and is targeting material share.
Margin Resilience and Margin Program
Full-year operating margin was 21% (Q4: 20.9%). Management attributed margin resilience to an ongoing margin-protection/expansion program (noting a prior 50-basis-point expansion) and delivered FY27 guidance of 20%–22% operating margin. FY26 margin puts/takes disclosed included a 50 bps drag from acquisition-related amortization, a 30 bps one-off benefit in Q3 (comparative), a 20 bps comp-related headwind, offset by ~40 bps currency tailwind and ~30 bps from Maximus performance.
Hiring and Talent Investment
Infosys hired more than 20,000 freshers in FY26 and expects to hire at least 20,000 freshers in FY27. Management reported ~90%+ of employees being upskilled on AI platforms and is building forward-deployed AI engineering capabilities.
Geography and Industry Strengths
Europe showed stronger growth driven by multiple large/mega deals; management expects acceleration in Financial Services and Energy/Utilities/Resources verticals and noted pockets of strong growth in markets such as Japan and Nordics.