Infosys Limited American Depositary Shares INFY

Infosys Limited se dedica a la consultoría, tecnología, externalización y servicios digitales de próxima generación. Sus segmentos son empresas en Servicios Financieros y Seguros; empresas en Manufactura; empresas en Retail, Bienes de Consumo y Logística; empresas en Energía, Servicios Públicos, Recursos y Servicios; empresas en Comunicación, Telecomunicaciones OEM y Medios; empresas en Alta Tecnología; empresas en Ciencias de la Vida y Cuidado de la Salud; y todos los demás segmentos. Todos los demás segmentos representan los segmentos operativos de negocios en India, Japón, China, Infosys Public Services y otras empresas en servicios públicos. Sus servicios principales incluyen servicios de gestión de aplicaciones, servicios de desarrollo de aplicaciones propietarias, soluciones de validación independiente, ingeniería y gestión de productos, servicios de gestión de infraestructura, implementación de aplicaciones empresariales tradicionales y servicios de soporte e integración. Sus productos y plataformas incluyen Finacle, Panaya, Skava y LEAP.

Con 93 acciones de INFY (USD 997,89) habrías recibido USD 48,36 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

INFY hizo una división de acciones (split) de 2:1 el 12 de septiembre de 2018: cada acción se convirtió en 2. Cambió la cantidad de acciones y su precio, pero no el valor total de la inversión.

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  Infosys stock jumped 6.6% on Thursday following Accenture's strong Q4 earnings beat, which exceeded analyst expectations on both revenue ($18.7B vs $18B expected) and earnings ($3.29 vs $3.19 EPS expected). Investors are extrapolating Accenture's positive results to anticipate similar strong performance from Infosys when it reports earnings on October 23. However, the author notes Infosys faces a high bar for sales growth (10.7% expected) and a low bar for earnings growth (5% expected), requiring significantly faster earnings growth to be considered a buy.

  

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