Infosys shares continue to rally for second day in a row after company approves share buyback; gain nearly 4%
Shares of Infosys continued to gain on Tuesday, rising by nearly 4 percent, after the company approved share buyback and also raised its revenue growth forecast


Representational image. Reuters.[/caption]In terms of equity volume, 9.08 lakh shares of the company were traded on BSE and over one crore shares changed hands at NSE during the day.The stock had gained nearly 3 percent in the previous trading session also.India's second largest IT firm on Friday reported 30 percent drop in December quarter net profit on higher expenses even as it approved a Rs 8,260-crore share buyback -- the second in less than 13 months' time.Its net profit slumped to Rs 3,610 crore in October-December 2018 from Rs 5,129 crore in the same period a year ago, the company said in a statement.In spite of the drop in quarterly profit, the company raised its revenue growth forecast for 2018-19 to 8.5-9 percent in constant currency terms, from 6-8 percent previously. Revenue from operations rose 20.3 percent to Rs 21,400 crore.Infosys also declared a special dividend of Rs 4 per share. To keep watching India’s No. 1 English Business News Channel – CNBC-TV18, call your Cable or DTH Operator and ask for the Colors Family Pack (inclusive of 24 channels), available for Rs. 35/- per month, or subscribe to the channel for Rs. 4/- per day. To keep watching the Leader in Global Market & Business News – CNBC-TV18 Prime HD, call your Cable or DTH Operator and ask for the Colors Family HD Pack (inclusive of 25 channels), available for Rs. 50/- per month, or subscribe to the channel for Rs. 1/- per day.

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