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If there was one factor that stole the limelight from everyone else in the domestic equity markets last week, it was the announcement of the merger between hdfc bank and hdfc. News of the merger between the housing finance heavyweight and India's largest bank by market cap catapulted stock markets, with the Sensex gaining over 1,000 points on Monday.
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According our prediction the RBI
may not increase rates on
Friday.I just hope it
does not come like energy prices that
you just hold on for long and also you have aggressive increases. I just hope
that does not be at the
RBI, and it look at doing it gradationally starting from hereafter. Moment Sensex
finishes the day 575 points or one
percent lower at
& the nifty settles at 17639, down 168 points from
its former close
both extending earnings to the
third day in a
row. Heavyweights similar as the
HDFC halves, TCS and
Infosys the biggest drags on both caption needles.
TODAY’S
HIGHLIGHTS
Today tata power, hdfc bank, hdfc , zee ent., ril ,yes
bank,bel,icici bank, infosys & sbi were among the most traded stock in
thursday's session.today nifty ended the session 168 points down at 17639,
while sensex fell 575 points to 59034.in the nifty, axis bank ltd.up 2.38%,
divi's laboratories ltd.up 1.40%, hindustan unilever ltd.up 1.06 %, dr. Reddy's
laboratories ltd. Up 0.95% & icici bank ltd.up 0.94% stood among the top
gainers. On the other hand, adani ports & special economic zone ltd.down
3.82%, titan company ltd.down 3.22%, hdfc down 2.89%, oil and natural gas
corporation ltd. 2.29% down & power grid corporation of india ltd.2.24%
down were among the top losers of the day.
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Today,
this industry has emerged as the most preferred destination for global IT
companies. This is due to the availability of highly skilled manpower.Indian IT companies are
giving tough competition to global firms. They have risen to top positions in
the global IT landscape over the last two decades.The IT industry is now
considered to be the backbone of the Indian economy.And indeed it is.The industry
contributes nearly 8% to India’s GDP and is one of the largest employers in the
country.Most IT firms, big or small, are able to operate with ease and grow
efficiently. These firms have also made
governance and access to government services easy and inexpensive.
In such an important industry, Infosys and Wipro are among the top 4 players in
the country.
In this article, we compare
these two companies to understand which is better.
BUSINESS OVERVIEW:- With over four decades of experience in the IT services
industry, Infosys is one of the leading IT companies in India.It
offers traditional and digital IT services to its clients across financial
services, retail, communication, energy and utilities, and manufacturing.The
company also has a significant presence in emerging segments such as artificial
intelligence, cloud computing, blockchain,
and the metaverse.Wipro
is a global information technology, consulting, and business process services
company.Its operations are broadly classified into three segments, namely IT
Services, IT products, and India State-Run Enterprise , through which it
offers a diverse range of services to its clients. The company has a
diversified client base across several industries, including banking, financial
services, healthcare, energy, natural resources, and manufacturing.
REVENUE GROWTH : - Revenue growth is
the percentage increase in revenue over a period of time. A high growth rate
indicates faster growth of the business.The revenue for Infosys grew at a
compound annual growth rate of 7.5% in the last five years, against a
2.1% CAGR of Wipro.Rapid digitisation has helped Infosys increase its revenue,
especially in the technology, energy, and utility sectors.For Wipro, the
revenue growth was led by growth in the IT services segment, especially in the
finance, consumer business, and healthcare sectors.After revenue growth, the next important parameter is profitability.Investors
can determine the profitability of a company using two margins, namely
operating profit margin, and net profit margin.Operating profit margin
determines a company's profit from purely selling a product or service as a
percentage of its revenue.The net profit margin determines the final profit of
a company after considering all operating and non-operating expenses as a
percentage of its revenue.The five-year average operating profit margin of
Infosys stands at 25.8% against 20.6% of Wipro. Infosys is leading in terms of
operating profit margin mainly because its large scale of operations helps the
company keep its costs lower than its competitors.With respect to net profit
margin, Infosys is again leading with a five-year average of 20% against a
five-year average of 15.8% of Wipro.
RETURN ON EQUITY
Return on Equity measures
the rate of return the equity shareholders earn on their investment.Higher the
number, the better. Infosys is leading with
24.1% in terms of five-year average return on equity against 17.4% of Wipro.
Moreover, Wipro’s shares are under-priced when compared to Infosys. But
there is hardly any gap in their valuations.Before considering investing in any
company, check for its fundamentals and valuations. This will help in deciding
the suitable investment for your portfolio.Also, consider investing for the
long term to reap greater benefits from your investments. Remember, the time
spent in the market is more important than timing the market.
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Today nifty
ended higher for the second consecutive April 4th, driven by bank names
following news of the merger of HDFC and HDFC Bank. To close, the Sensex was up
1,335 points to 60611 & the nifty was up 382 point. at 18,053.
Approximately 2534 stocks are up 796 stocks are down & 118 stocks are flat.
HDFC Bank, HDFC, Adani Ports, HDFC Life and Kotak Mahindra Bank were among the
top nifty winners. Infosys, Titan Company and Tata Consumer Products were the
biggest losers. All industry indices ended in the green with bank, metals, energy
up 2-3%. The Midcap & Smallcap indices were each up 1%. Central banks
around the world have started raising interest rates to curb inflationary
pressures.
However, India has so far maintained a more accommodating policy.
Retail inflation in India rose to an 8-month high of 6.07% in February 2022,
outside the RBI's 4-6% target range. At the last MPC meeting, the RBI largely
attributed high inflation to supply-side pressures and may therefore be
interested in maintaining more accommodative policies at this time. Tightening
monetary policy can help dampen demand, but not increase supply. With the US
announcing a massive release of the country's strategic oil reserves and Russia
offering crude oil to India at a big discount, there is likely to be renewed
optimism on inflation.
