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It's interesting to see how global economic factors and geopolitical developments are making India's leading IT companies a bit more cautious as they look ahead to the next fiscal year. Given their significant reliance on the US and European markets, the potential for tariff increases and the current sluggish global demand could indeed pose challenges to their growth in FY'26. Looking back at the recently concluded fourth quarter of FY'25 might give us some insights into how these giants are currently navigating the landscape. Let's delve into the performance of India's top IT firms during this period.
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