TCS Q2 Results: ₹11 dividend declared, net profit declines 5.36%, revenue up 3.7%

The bottom line of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. declined between July and September of 2025. Although its profitability increased, it fell short of projections. The largest IT services business in India reported a 3.72% increase in consolidated revenue to ₹65,799 crore for the three months ending September 30 in an exchange filing on Thursday. This contrasts with the analysts' tracking forecast of ₹65,275 crore.

In addition, TCS announced an interim dividend of ₹11 per share, with a record date of October 15 and a payout date of November 4. In a statement released on Thursday, TCS Chief Executive Officer Krithi Krithivasan stated, "We are on a journey to become the largest AI-led technology services company in the world." To commemorate the anniversary of Ratan Tata's passing today, TCS has canceled its post-earnings news conference.

Our path is based on daring changes in consumer value, ecosystem alliances, infrastructure, and talent. The investments, which include the establishment of a top-tier AI infrastructure company, show how dedicated we are to this change. Although TCS announced a $10 billion total contract value for the second quarter, it did not indicate how many AI transactions were made between July and September. Across all verticals, the Tata Group company saw growth, with the core BFSI sector expanding at a 1.1% sequential rate. 30.8% of the company's revenue still came from this division.