Mid-size Indian IT firms are outperforming larger firms due to CEO stability and experience.
CEOs of mid-sized firms like Persistent Systems, Hexaware, Mphasis, and Coforge have been driving growth with deep leadership experience.
In contrast, bigger IT giants such as TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, with new CEOs, have seen slimmer order books and slower growth.
Smaller firms are embracing change faster and showing quicker revenue surges compared to larger counterparts.
Coforge's CEO Sudhir Singh led the company to significant growth, securing a $1.56 billion deal with Sabre.
Persistent Systems' CEO Sandeep Kalra's strategy of focusing on regulated verticals led to continuous revenue growth, aiming for $2 billion annual revenue by FY27.
Hexaware's AI-driven approach, under CEO Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan, facilitated revenue growth, with three clients contributing over $75 million each.
Mphasis, under CEO Nitin Rakesh, reported a strong quarter with revenue and deal wins driven by AI-led initiatives.
Mid-size firm CEOs with stable leadership have shown success in securing deals and order bookings, while larger companies are still navigating challenges.
While big IT companies are yet to fully capitalize on areas like GenAI, mid-size firms are demonstrating hunger and focus in closing new deals.