BFSI, Mfg Stayed Subdued Amid Cautious IT Spend
Indian tech revenues grew 5.4% y-o-y but remained flat q-o-q in Q4FY26 in reported currency terms.
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, July 20, 2026: As per ‘Nasscom Insights’ “Quarterly Industry Review – June 2026”, Transportation, Travel & Hospitality was the strongest vertical, driven by travel recovery and AI-led efficiency initiatives. BFSI and Manufacturing remained subdued amid cautious spending.
This analysis is based on the quarterly financial results declared by the top listed Technology companies. The report covers a brief analysis on the performance of Indian technology companies, pure-play BPM companies, pure-play ER&D companies, and Global tech companies.
Key Highlights
- Indian Technology Industry Performance
- Indian tech revenues grew 5.4% y-o-y but remained flat q-o-q in Q4FY26 in reported currency terms.
- EMEA led geographic growth, supported by manufacturing deal ramp-ups and digital transformation demand.
- Transportation, Travel & Hospitality was the strongest vertical, driven by travel recovery and AI-led efficiency initiatives. BFSI and Manufacturing remained subdued amid cautious spending.
- The employee base declined slightly by q-o-q with a net reduction compared to net additions in Q3FY26.
- Attrition increased by 60 bps q-o-q.
- Segments:
- Pure-play BPM revenue growth moderated to +0.5% q-o-q with expansion in net margins.
- Pure-play ER&D revenues grew at +0.6% q-o-q, while margins remained stable.
- Global Technology Companies Trends
- Revenues for select set of global tech companies declined by 4.5% q-o-q.
- Net profit margins contracted by 180 bps in Q4FY26.
- Headcount dropped by 60 bps during the quarter.