TCS Share Price Change: After announcing a 1.7% decline in nett profit for the March quarter, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s biggest IT services company, had its stock come under pressure on Friday, April 11, 2025. The profit fell to ₹12,224 crore, mostly because of margin contractions.
TCS shares began higher at ₹3,289.55 on the NSE at the beginning of the trading session, against the last close of ₹3,246.60. The stock fell to an intraday low of ₹3,212.10 even as the Nifty IT index climbed by 1.75% in early trade, negating the early gains.
The stock on the BSE started the day at ₹3,290 vs the last closing of ₹3,246.10. Curiously, TCS was the only Sensex 30 pack stock trading in the red during early session.
The stock was last seen trading marginally higher at ₹3,248.10, up ₹2 or 0.06% despite this early decline.
Following the company’s decision to postpone compensation increases for its enormous 6.07 lakh-strong staff, investor mood suffered. The action occurs in the midst of continuous commercial uncertainty, particularly about tariffs.
TCS announced a full-year FY25 nett profit of \u20b948,553 crore, up 4.2% year-on-year, even though the Q4 figures indicated a decline. To ₹2.55 lakh crore (about USD 30 billion), revenue increased by 6%.
Though difficulties still exist, TCS CEO and MD K Krithivasan said FY26 is projected to perform better on the revenue front, expressing measured hope. He mentioned delays in decision-making connected to discretionary spending and some project ramp-downs, but stressed that no significant project delays have taken place.
Hiring-wise, TCS drew around 42,000 freshers from campuses during FY25. The firm intends to keep or perhaps raise this figure in FY26. Though, turnover has marginally risen to 13%.
