Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is expected to report muted Q1 FY26 growth on Thursday due to the impact of BSNL deal ramp-down and limited upside from constant currency revenue.
Analysts anticipate TCS' revenue growth to be modest in constant currency terms, supported by foreign exchange gains, with a focus on margin pressures and international business momentum.
The IT firm's consolidated revenue is projected to rise 3.2% sequentially, while EBIT margin is estimated to decrease to 24.29% in Q1 FY26.
Analysts are looking for insights on discretionary spending, deal wins, vertical performance, and any updates on employee costs during TCS' earnings announcement.