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Infosys reports AI revenue at 10.5% of Q2 sales, up 29% quarter‑on‑quarter

Infosys posted Q2 revenue of $5,145 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, with a 21.0% operating margin. AI‑related revenue represented 10.5% of total sales and grew 29% from the prior quarter, according to CEO Salil Parekh. The company also secured large‑deal contracts worth $5.2 billion, 62% of which were net new, including a mega deal exceeding $2 billion.

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  • AI revenue made up 10.5% of Q2 revenue and rose 29% quarter‑on‑quarter, CEO Salil Parekh said
  • Large‑deal wins totalled $5.2 billion, 62% net new, including a mega deal of over $2 billion
  • Free cash flow was $928 million, down 15.7% YoY, but covered 113.3% of net profit

Free cash flow fell to $928 million, a 15.7% year‑on‑year decline, but still covered 113.3% of net profit. Infosys revised its FY 2027 revenue outlook to 1%‑2% growth in constant currency and kept its operating‑margin target of 20%‑22%. The board approved an interim dividend of 26 rupees per share, a 13% increase from the prior year. The quarter saw new client engagements with Crocs, Mondelez International, Knorr‑Bremse, Metsä Group, NTN Corporation, Telia, KnitWell Group and Investec, among others.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Aiden Cross, AI Product Strategy & Execution, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Parekh: AI Now Delivers 10.5% of Infosys Q2 Revenue, Up 29% Sequentially

Unite.AI · 23 October 2026

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