September-quarter revenue rose to $3.7 billion, up 2.2% year on year.
FY27 constant-currency growth guidance was narrowed to 2.5% to 4%.
CEO C Vijayakumar said the company kept the midpoint of its range because of caution around a volatile business environment.
Advanced AI revenue reached $219 million in the quarter, up 78% year on year.
HCLTech said it added 6,136 freshers and increased its global workforce by 6,450 employees.
The company also said the U.S. government’s suspension of permanent labour certification processing would not materially affect its workforce plans.
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The reporting agrees that HCLTech posted a modest quarterly revenue increase and responded by tightening its FY27 outlook. It also agrees that management pointed to a volatile business environment while highlighting AI-related growth and workforce additions.
What remains most fluid is how demand conditions and client spending will evolve after the company’s cautionary outlook. The company’s workforce and labour-certification assumptions could also change if external hiring conditions shift.
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HCLTech reported $3.7 billion in September-quarter dollar revenue, a 2.2% increase from a year earlier. The company narrowed its FY27 constant-currency revenue growth guidance to 2.5% to 4%. CEO C Vijayakumar said the midpoint was retained because of caution around a volatile business environment, even as client conversations about AI adoption remained encouraging. The company also reported margin expansion, higher hiring, and said the U.S. labour-certification suspension would not materially affect workforce plans.
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The Times of India reports that HCLTech posted a dollar revenue of $3.7 billion for the September quarter, marking a 2.2 percent year-on-year increase and prompting the company to narrow its fiscal year 2027 constant currency revenue growth guidance to 2.5 to 4 percent. CEO C Vijayakumar stated that the firm retained the midpoint of its guidance range due to ongoing caution surrounding a volatile business environment, despite experiencing encouraging client conversations regarding artificial intelligence adoption. Additionally, the company reported margin expansions, increased its headcount by 6,450 employees, and indicated that the United States government's suspension of permanent labour certification processing would not materially impact its workforce plans.