Tech Mahindra Q1 results takeaways: Anil Singhvi calls it best in IT pack; how brokerages view earnings report - should you buy, sell or hold the stock? | Zee Business
Tech Mahindra reported a strong set of numbers for the first quarter of FY26, with net profit jumping 34 per cent year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 1,141 crore, driven by better-than-expected margins and strong deal wins. Revenue for the quarter rose 3 per cent YoY to Rs 13,351 crore, while earnings per share (EPS) stood at nearly Rs 13.
The company secured new deal wins worth $809 million, a 51 per cent increase from $534 million in Q1FY25. Tech Mahindra’s $50 million+ client count rose 2 per cent YoY to 26.
However, revenue declined 1 per cent YoY in constant currency (CC) terms, and USD revenue grew just 0.4 per cent YoY to $1,564 million, reflecting subdued topline momentum despite the strong order book.
Net profit: Rs 1,141 crore (+34 per cent YoY)
Revenue: Rs 13,351 crore (+3 per cent YoY)
EPS: Nearly Rs 13
Deal wins: $809 million (+51 per cent YoY)
USD revenue: $1,564 million (+0.4 per cent YoY)
Revenue in CC terms: -1 per cent YoY
$50M+ clients: 26 (+2 per cent YoY)
Rating: Underperform
Target: Rs 1,400 (cut from Rs 1,430)
Revenue miss despite margin beat; 15 per cent margin goal by FY27 seen as ambitious given cost pressures
Rating: Underweight
Target: Rs 1,555 (cut from Rs 1,575)
Positive on margins and client stability but cautious on deal conversion and macro risks
Rating: Buy
Target: Rs 2,020 (cut from Rs 2,123)
EBIT in line; slower revenue offset by strong margins and deal wins; expects growth to resume from Q2
Rating: Buy
Target: Rs 1,810 (cut from Rs 1,840)
Mixed quarter; business repair ongoing; raises FY26–27 EPS by 1–2 per cent
Rating: Sell
Target: Rs 1,400 (cut from Rs 1,430)
Notes sharper-than-expected revenue fall; expects flat CC revenue in FY26
Rating: Neutral
Target: Rs 1,550
Rating: Buy
Target: Rs 1,900
Says Q1 is aligned with FY27 roadmap but margin improvement delays remain a key risk
Rating: Underperform
Target: Rs 1,110
Believes growth and margin targets are difficult to meet; continues to lag peers in key verticals
Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor of Zee Business, called Tech Mahindra’s Q1 “the best in the IT sector this earnings season.”
He highlighted:
Consecutive seventh quarter of margin expansion
44 per cent YoY jump in deal wins
No EPS downgrade, unlike TCS and HCL Tech
The company’s conscious choice to focus on profitability over growth
Buy Tech Mahindra Futures
Stop Loss: Rs 1,580
Targets: Rs 1,625 / Rs 1,640 / Rs 1,655
"These results signal that IT stocks could be bottoming out, with Tech Mahindra leading the trend," he said.
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