Tech Mahindra looks to grow in Asia-Pacific
Better-than-expected third-quarter financial results give impetus to the Indian IT services company, reports AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY
INDIAN IT firm Tech Mahindra, which beat market expectations in its recently announced third-quarter (ended Dec 31, 2013) results, is looking towards the Asia-Pacific region to accelerate growth. Speaking to BizIT, Tech Mahindra's Rohit Gandhi said the company's run rate for the current fiscal year was US$3 billion and it hoped to increase it to US$5 billion by fiscal 2015.
Mr Gandhi, who is Tech Mahindra's senior VP for Asia-Pacific, India and West Asia and Africa region, added that the market had big expectations for the company, which was formed from the merger of a much smaller Tech Mahindra and Satyam, another Indian IT company which fell into a crisis after the arrest of its founder-chairman.
During the third quarter, Tech Mahindra's revenue was up 17.2 per cent year on year and 4.4 per cent quarter on quarter to US$791 million. The profit after tax was up 175.7 per cent year on year to US$163.1 million.
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