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HCLTech Q2 Results 2025-26: Net profit up 10%, revenue rises over 5% on deal wins

HCLTech Q2 Results 2025-26: Net profit of India's third largest IT firm rose 10.2% QoQ to 4,235 crore even as revenue increased 5.24% to 31,942 crore.

Updated on: Oct 13, 2025, 18:27:58 IST
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HCL Technologies Ltd. delivered on its topline and bottomline in fiscal second quarter as deal wins sustained in the face of headwinds stemming from US tariff and H-1B visa shocks.

On Monday, HCLTech shares fell 0.09% to  ₹1,494.10 apiece on the NSE even as the benchmark NSE Nifty 50 ended the day 0.23% lower at 25,227.35 points. (Reuters)
On Monday, HCLTech shares fell 0.09% to ₹1,494.10 apiece on the NSE even as the benchmark NSE Nifty 50 ended the day 0.23% lower at 25,227.35 points. (Reuters)

Consolidated revenue of India's third-largest IT services firm rose 5.24% over the previous three months to 31,942 crore in the three months ended 30 September 2025, according to a stock exchange filing on Monday (13 October 2025). That compares with the 31,472-crore estimate of analysts tracked by Bloomberg.

HCLTech Q2 Results: Key Highlights (QoQ)

  • Revenue up 5.24% at 31,942 crore (Estimate: 31,472 crore)
  • EBIT up 11% at 5,502 crore (Estimate: 5,343 crore)
  • EBIT margin up 90 basis points at 17.2% (Estimate: 16.47%)
  • Net profit up 10.2% at 4,235 crore (Estimate: 4,236 crore)

One basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point.

In dollar terms, HCLTech's revenue rose 2.8% sequentially to $3.644 billion. It was up 2.4% in constant currency terms.

HCLTech Q2 FY26 Results: Other Key Highlights

  • AI quarterly revenue crosses $100 million for the first time
  • Total contract value (new deal wins) up 41.8% QoQ at $2.57 billion
  • Headcount increases by a net 3,489 to 2,26,640 employees.
  • The company added 5,196 freshers in July-September 2025
  • The attrition rate stood at 12.6% vs 12.9% in Q2 FY25

HCLTech Guidance

The Noida-headquartered company now expects its revenue from operations to grow at 3-5% in constant currency terms in FY26. The services business is seen growing at 4-5% annually, with an overall EBIT margin of 17-18%.

Separately, the company has declared its 91st consecutive quarterly interim dividend, that of 12 per share. The record date is set at 17 October for a payment to be made on 28 October 2025.

“A standout quarter on every front—marked by strong execution, growing demand for our AI-powered solutions, and Advanced AI revenue exceeding $100M this quarter," C. Vijayakumar, chief executive officer at HCLTech, said in an investor note accompanying the earnings. “For the first time, our new bookings surpassed $2.5 billion, without reliance on any mega deal.”

“We added 3,489 people to our employee base while continuing to increase our revenue per employee 1.8% YoY aligned with our AI growth strategy.”

On Monday, HCLTech shares fell 0.09% to 1,494.10 apiece on the NSE even as the benchmark NSE Nifty 50 ended the day 0.23% lower at 25,227.35 points. The quarterly earnings were disclosed after market hours.

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