• Income progress, in fixed foreign money phrases, was up 0.8%.
• For the fiscal, IT & Enterprise Providers grew at 12.7%, the ERS enterprise grew 12.8% and Merchandise & Platforms grew at 60.5%, in fixed foreign money
• Working margin got here in at 20.9% for the Jan-March quarter.
• The corporate has proposed a last dividend of ₹2 per share on double the variety of shares after the 1:1 bonus concern.

HCL Applied sciences share worth jumped almost 2% after the Indian IT providers large clocked a 3.8% progress in fourth-quarter revenue in comparison with the previous three months earlier than settling right into a stoop once more. The income progress was up 0.8% at $2.5 billion in fixed foreign money phrases.

The Jan-March 2020 progress at HCL Applied sciences is the perfect among the many prime 5 tech majors in India.

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President and CEO of HCL Applied sciences C Vijayakumar mentioned the expansion was largely fueled by the corporate’s impetus on digital, cloud, cybersecurity and Web of Issues (IoT) options.

The corporate additionally posted working margins of 20.9% which is the very best that they’ve seen since March 2015, in accordance with the corporate. “FY20 has been a landmark 12 months, the place we witnessed our highest progress in recent times and industry-leading efficiency for the fourth consecutive 12 months,” mentioned Vijayakumar.

HCL signed 14 offers between January and March 2020 in telecom, hi-tech, retail & CPG, manufacturing and monetary providers, the corporate assertion mentioned. The corporate added 1,250 staff in the identical interval, taking its general full-time worker headcount to 150,423.

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“The corporate proposed a last dividend of ₹2 per share on double the variety of shares put up 1:1 bonus concern,” the assertion added.

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