23 July, 2009

Top 20 software companies

Who says it’s a critical time for Indian IT industry??? Just read the result of this survey:

 

Dataquest survey reveals Top 20 IT companies clock $40bn, grew by 19 per cent

In what turned out to be a year of services, both domestic and export IT services firms had a good year. It is the hardware companies that were hit hard by the slowdown

http://dqindia.ciol.com/content/dqtop20_09/default.asp   

 

8 fastest growing companies among the Top 20

Despite the slowdown, which did create a negative sentiment in the market, eight companies clocked growth in the 20s. The eight fastest growing companies among the Top 20 list included MphasiS (Rs 3,173 crore; 69 percent), HCL Infosystems (Rs 8,089; crore 60 percent), Cognizant Technologies (Rs 9,410 crore; 49 percent), Wipro (Rs 23,882 crore; 41 percent), HCL Technologies (Rs 8764 crore; 41 percent), SAP India (Rs 4,320 crore; 33 percent), Dell India (Rs 4,266 crore; 32 percent ) and Infosys (Rs 20,392 crore;31 percent).

 

The Top 20

 

 

Top 20 Exports Companies

Rank

Company

Revenue (Rs cr)

Growth (%)

FY 07 -08

FY 08-09

1

TCS

19,730

23,814

21

2

Infosys Technologies

15,553

20,127

29

3

Wipro

12,832

17,517

37

4

Cognizant Technology Solutions

6,310

9,410

49

5

HCL Technologies

5,766

8,063

40

6

IBM India

5,859

6,265

7

7

Tech Mahindra

3,564

4,120

16

8

Accenture

3,550

4,100

15

9

MphasiS

1,881

3,079

64

10

Patni Computer Systems

2,555

2,980

17

11

Hewlett-Packard India

2,782

2,837

2

12

Aricent

1,472

2,316

57

13

Capgemini

1,572

2,245

43

14

CSC India

1,576

1,996

27

15

L&T Infotech

1,628

1,980

22

16

Prithvi Solutions

1,089

1,855

70

17

Moser Baer

1,431

1,431

15

18

Perot System

1,301

1,401

8

19

Rolta India

954

1,362

43

20

Syntel India

1,041

1,342

29%

While exports companies smiled looking at the appreciating dollar, the hardware vendors, especially the ones with domestic consumer focus took a hit with Samsung and Lenovo epitomizing the hurt

 

Best Regards,

chirag gandhi

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