Mahindra’s technology stock price fell more than 3 percent at the beginning of trading on February 2 – a day after the company reported December quarter income.
Information Technology Major Tech Mahindra on February 1 reports a 2.2 percent quarter increase in consolidated net income at Rs 1,368.5 Crore. This posted a sequential increase of 5.2 percent in the consolidated income of Rs 11,451 Crore.
In the term US dollar, Tech Mahindra’s revenue rose 4.1 percent in sequence, while in the term constant currency, its growth was 4.7 percent in the quarter.
On the operating front, the company’s performance was strong because the consolidated operating profit grew 3.3 percent sequential to Rs 2,060 Crore, which was sharp above the estimated road 1,825 crore.
However, operational margins fell to 18 percent in the quarter reported from 18.3 percent in the previous quarter which reflected a higher wage impact.
The company stared at 15,000 campus works in 2022-23, up from 10,000 financial years, because demand for digital technology services and friction continues to increase.
The company added 3,874 in the December quarter, taking a total employee of 145,067. Friction increased to 24 percent from 21 percent in the previous quarter.
This is what the broker must say about the stock and the company posts the December Quarter:
Nomura.
The research company has maintained a ‘buy’ rating in stock with targets at Rs 2,220 per share.
Revenue growth is better than expected, while the short-term supply challenges weigh on margins, he said.
Strong income growth led by vertical CME and the agreement will set a stage for strong growth in FY23.
UBS.
The intermediary house has maintained a ‘sell’ call in stock with a target at Rs 1,260 because Q3 income in the ranks and margin misses, while recruitment is slower likely to cause worries.
“This is committed to providing extensive-based profitable growth and rallic restrictions in all sectors, we expect negative reactions,” he said.
Morgan Stanley.
Morgan Stanley has maintained a ‘overweight’ rating at the target price at Rs 2,100 behind In-line income and a little lag of margin / eps.
Net New Deal wins strong at $ 704 million and growth is led by vertical communication.
Prabhudas Lilladher.
“Our EPS estimate decreased by 3.2 percent / 1.2 percent for FY22 / 23 led by cutting the margin estimating and remained unchanged for FY24. We arrived at the DCF-based target price of RS 1942 from the previous RS 1945 (implying several targets from EPS 23x on FY24), “it said.
The broker’s house maintains a ‘buy’ rating on stock.
Sharekhan.
Tech Mahindra has a good position to participate in opportunities 5g in telecommunications providers, ecosystems and companies that are given sharp focus on digitization, network integration with cloud architecture and software, investment in building ability together with people, partnerships and IPs, besides It’s a client base.
The company’s investment in building capabilities in the company’s segment through organic and inorganic routes will help it in gaining market share in BFSI, Hi-Tech, and vertical health from the company’s segment.
“We continue to choose Techm, which is given an increase in execution, sustainable growth in the BPS business, the rate of intake of a strong agreement, the scope for increasing margins and higher 5G activities among telecommunications players,” he said.
Shardran maintains a ‘buy’ rating on stock with the target price of Rs 2,060 that has not changed.
At 9:18 a.m., Tech Mahindra quoted at Rs 1,456.85, down Rs 50.20, or 3.33 percent in BSE.
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