🚨 130 Infosys employees earned over ₹1 crore in FY26 — but the bigger story is how stock incentives drive compensation.
The number of India-based employees earning ₹1 crore+ rose from 112 to 130 in FY26.
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh's compensation reached ₹82.6 crore, with ₹50.75 crore coming from exercised RSUs (stock incentives).
Times of India | Nandan Nilekani at 71: Steering Infosys through two critical successions
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Nandan Nilekani, who turned 71 on Tuesday, is poised to be re‑elected as Infosys’s non‑executive chairman for a third consecutive term at the company’s upcoming annual general meeting. Since returning to the firm in 2017, Nilekani has overseen steady growth, taking revenue from $10.9 billion in 2017‑18 to over $20 billion in 2025‑26 (a CAGR of 8.3%) and boosting net profit from $2.5 billion to $3.3 billion, while maintaining relative stability compared with peers. Looking ahead, his challenges include finding a successor before he must step down at 75, navigating the impending transition of CEO Salil Parekh—who is already beyond the usual retirement age—and ensuring the board’s succession plan, highlighted by the recent appointment of former HUL chief Nitin Paranjpe as vice‑chairman, positions Infosys for an AI‑driven future. Analysts view the reinforced governance bench as a sign of mature, long‑term planning rather than crisis‑driven reaction.
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BENGALURU: Nandan Nilekani turns 71 on Tuesday, and if all goes as per plan, Infosys shareholders will re-elect him as non-executive chairman for a third successive term at the company's annual general meeting to be held later this month.
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Times of India | Nitin Paranjpe net worth: How much does the Hindustan Unilever Chairman earn?
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Nitin Paranjpe, the non‑executive chairman of Hindustan Unilever Limited, has amassed his wealth over nearly four decades with the company, with 2026 estimates placing his net worth between ₹80 crore and ₹150 crore (≈ $10‑18 million). After joining Hindustan Lever in 1987 as a management trainee, he rose through roles such as CEO‑MD (earning about ₹9.74 crore in 2011‑12 and later surpassing ₹10 crore), COO, chief transformation officer, and global president before becoming chairman, and now earns board fees, commissions, retainers from board seats at Infosys and Heineken, advisory fees at Kedaara Capital, plus retirement benefits and financial investments. Known for a low‑key lifestyle, he owns property in India and maintains solid financial assets rather than flamboyant spending.
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Times of India | Infosys names Nitin Paranjpe vice chairman; Nilekani says no chairman transition planned
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Infosys announced that it has appointed Hindustan Unilever’s non‑executive chairman, Nitin Paranjpe, as a non‑executive vice chairman of its board with immediate effect; he also serves as non‑executive vice chairman of Heineken NV. The company said Paranjpe’s extensive leadership experience will help guide the board and its strategic agenda. Infosys chairman Nandan Nilekani added that he will remain chairman for as long as needed and that there is currently no plan for a chairman transition.
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Times of India | Big reset: Top 5 Indian IT cos shed nearly 7K jobs in FY26, reversing FY25 gains
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India’s five largest IT services firms—TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech and Tech Mahindra—collectively cut 6,981 jobs in FY 2026, reversing the net gain of 12,718 hires recorded in FY 2025. The pullback, driven by demand uncertainty, delayed decision‑making and AI‑enabled efficiency gains, marks a shift from the traditional headcount‑focused growth model to one that emphasizes outcomes and AI‑augmented productivity. While TCS led the reductions with 23,460 cuts, Tech Mahindra shed 1,108 jobs; the remaining firms trimmed staff more modestly, focusing hiring on AI‑native, problem‑solving talent in data, cloud, cybersecurity and other frontier technologies. Industry data shows overall IT employment in India plateaued at about 5.9 million, with growth now concentrated in specialized, domain‑focused roles and driven by expanding global capability centres. Analysts predict a move toward a “digital labour” model, targeting 20 % AI‑driven workforces within two years and higher revenue per employee, even as overall workforce numbers recede.
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Times of India | Infosys Q4 FY26 results: Net profit up 21% to Rs 8,501 crore; check details
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Infosys reported a 20.8 % rise in consolidated net profit to ₹8,501 crore for the Jan‑Mar quarter, with revenue up 13.4 % YoY to ₹46,402 crore; for FY 2025‑26 the company posted a 10.2 % profit increase to ₹29,440 crore and a 9.6 % revenue rise to ₹1,78,650 crore. Management guided FY 27 revenue growth of 1.5‑3.5 % in constant‑currency terms, citing strong performance in financial services, utilities, AI offerings and Europe, while noting a temporary slowdown due to Iran‑related geopolitical tensions that are now stabilising. The workforce stood at 3,28,594, a sequential drop of 8,440 but a YoY increase of 5,016, with over 20,000 fresh graduates hired in FY 26 and a similar hiring target for FY 27. Shares slipped about 2 % on the BSE, and U.S. ADRs fell roughly 5 % in pre‑market trading, as peers also flagged a volatile macro environment.
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Bloomberg Technology | Infosys Sales Forecast Trails Estimates as IT Demand Sputters by Sankalp Phartiyal
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Infosys Ltd. expects its revenue to grow only 1.5‑3.5 % in the fiscal year ending March 2027 on a constant‑currency basis, falling short of analysts’ 4.9 % forecast, as global enterprises scale back spending on large IT projects amid heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty. The company’s subdued outlook reflects a broader slowdown in IT demand, according to a statement released on April 23 2026 and reported by Sankalp Phartiyal.
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