It is hard to compare because as a matter of policy, TCS does not give guidance while Infosys does give guidance. However, in the Jun quarter, Infosys had given a better quality earnings compared to TCS and that also showed up in the stock price in the last 3 months. That could repeat in the September quarter also. Here is why.
· While TCS still scores over Infosys in terms of operating efficiency, operating margins and attrition, the gap is reducing and Infosys is fast catching on.
· Infosys has shown good traction in the last couple of quarters on the digital business and also on expansion of the premium $100 million plus revenue clients.
· TCS is relatively more richly valued compared to Infosys and Infy continues to quote at marginally above its historical base valuations of the past 20 years.
· The guidance in June was robust and the company is expected to raise its full year guidance a little higher.
With Infosys fast catching up and TCS still at stretched valuations, the wind is clearly in favour of Infosys rather than TCS.
It is hard to compare because as a matter of policy, TCS does not give guidance while Infosys does give guidance. However, in the Jun quarter, Infosys had given a better quality earnings compared to TCS and that also showed up in the stock price in the last 3 months. That could repeat in the September quarter also. Here is why.
· While TCS still scores over Infosys in terms of operating efficiency, operating margins and attrition, the gap is reducing and Infosys is fast catching on.
· Infosys has shown good traction in the last couple of quarters on the digital business and also on expansion of the premium $100 million plus revenue clients.
· TCS is relatively more richly valued compared to Infosys and Infy continues to quote at marginally above its historical base valuations of the past 20 years.
· The guidance in June was robust and the company is expected to raise its full year guidance a little higher.
With Infosys fast catching up and TCS still at stretched valuations, the wind is clearly in favour of Infosys rather than TCS.