The Street is anticipating a muted but stable December quarter performance, with the spotlight firmly on TCS's AI-led growth push, capital allocation, and margin resilience.
The Street is estimating TCS
to post flattish sequential revenue growth, reflecting a still-cautious global tech spending environment.
Its margins are expected to remain broadly flat, several analysts have flagged downside risks.
TCS shares are currently trading with losses ahead of the results announcement, which will be made after market closing on Monday.
The stock reported its worst annual performance since the Global Financial Crisis in 2008. TCS shares declined 21% in 2025, marketing their steepest annual decline in nearly 17 years. In 2008, the stock had fallen 56% amid the global meltdown.
It was also the second negative year for the stock in the last eight years, after declining 12.9% in 2022.
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