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TechM is part of the reputed Mahindra group. Over three decades, TechM has grown organically and inorganically, adding diverse business verticals, geographies and clientele. The company’s strategic importance to the Mahindra group is high due to strong economic incentive in the form of dividends received by promoter companies, especially Mahindra & Mahindra Limited (M&M). The executive management team comprises experienced professionals with extensive experience in the informationtechnology

TechM has a diversified business profile, with established capabilities across communications, manufacturing, banking and finance service and insurance (BFSI), hi-tech & media, healthcare and retail, transport & logistics, supported by a broad service portfolio spanning consulting, IT, engineering,network, business process, AI & analytics and cloud and infrastructure services. The company has a global presence across over 90 countries and serves over 1,100 clients. The company’s clientele remain

On a consolidated basis, TechM maintained strong capital structure marked by overall gearing of 0.07x as on March 31, 2026 (PY: 0.07x). Net worth increased to ₹30,077 crore as on March 31, 2026, from ₹27,792 crore as on March 31, 2025, supported by accretion of profits and favourable movement in other comprehensive income. The company continued to maintain a net cash position, supported by its sizeable cash and liquid investment balances.

The company’s consolidated TOI increased by 7.2% y-o-y to ₹56,815 crore in FY26, supported by broad-based growth across key verticals, led by retail, transportation and logistics (7.3%) and Manufacturing (5.9%), followed by BFSI (3.7%) and communications (2.6%), while technology, media & entertainment and healthcare & life sciences remained relatively weak. Client traction also improved, with the number of US$50 million-plus and US$20 million-plus clients increasing to 29 and 66, respectively,

The company operates in a highly competitive global IT services industry, with competition from leading domestic and international IT service providers. The moderation in discretionary technology spending and continued client focus on cost optimisation amid macroeconomic uncertainty may exert pressure on revenue growth and pricing, particularly in traditional IT services. Increasing adoption of generative AI, agentic AI and automation is changing the traditional labour -intensive delivery model,

Impact of ongoing investigations and legal proceedings by regulators and investigating agencies considering financial irregularities pertaining to the erstwhile Satyam Computers Limited continues to remain a key monitorable. The company has already provided ₹1,230 crore for contingency. There are contingent payments related to other transactions, which are unlikely to have material impact on TechM’s overall financial risk profile.

TechM has a high export-oriented business profile, with ~93% of FY26 revenue derived from overseas markets, including 49.8% from the Americas and 25.5% from Europe. The company remains susceptible to macroeconomic, regulatory and geopolitical developments in key overseas markets, which could affect client IT spending and revenue growth. The company is also exposed to foreign currency fluctuations arising from its overseas revenues and foreign currency-denominated costs; however, part of this