For Q4, there are sectors where clients are cautious in formalising their budgets in specific segments like retail, consumer packaged goods or hi-tech but they have not seen programs being cancelled.
Industy experts saying that the IT sector may be impacted by delayed decision making or cut in technology spending on account of macroeconomic challenges such as high inflation and geopolitical tensions in Europe.
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#LTTS🌏 is a long-term compounder as engineering services growth is less volatile now wth d digital transformation trend supporting growth across industries
LTTS’s scale is superior to most of its global peers in engineering services, wch allows it to invest in many new areas
#LTTS🌏 is able to cross-pollinate its capabilities across industry verticals n this creates more cross-selling opportunities n higher differentiation compared wth peers
LTTS also present in broader set of verticals as comprd to Indian engg. services peers Cyient,KPIT & Elxsi
At the current price, #LTTS🌏 trading at 25 times its FY24 earnings
#LTTS🌏 is eying 'big boys' club in terms of revenue from engineering services and related segments in coming years with its biggest acquisition #SWC since its inception.
#LTTS🌏 set for a leapfrog jump in network engineering segment.
MD & CEO, #LTTS🌏 said the acquisition is both margin and EPS accretive n will help the engineering services firm achieve $1.5 billion revenue by FY25.
He said: IT firms such as TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra n Wipro do $300 to $500 million of business annually in network engineering segment. With this acquisition, #LTTS🌏will hv opportunity to enter into big boys' club as SWC comes up wth deep expertise n assets in d said segment
#LTTS🌏 aspires to hit $2 billion in annual revenues by FY26, post its acquisition of Smart World and Communication.
#LTTS🌏 will also focus on developing full-stack technology offerings in next gen communications, smart spaces and cybersecurity, even as it expects to double the revenue of the combined Smart World and Communication (SWC) business to $400 million in the next three years.
“From the revenue standpoint, we are at a run rate of $1 billion and SWC’s business will be about $140 million. This puts us in line to achieve $1.5 billion by FY25, and $2 billion shortly thereafter,”
Strong Demand 4 Electrification, Energy transition,5G rollout n cyber security across their clients in US n Europe,parts of Asia
There is demand 4 service net models 4 efficient campuses,cities,utilities mobility,public safety n cyber security
Rationale LTTS management saying has been taken to go ahead and acquire SWC business:
1.6 trillion dollars of engineering spent in FY21 was laid by manuf. 51% for manufacturing cos is expected by FY25 to 2.3 trillion dollars with 58% coming from HiTech & services
In the medium term which is 2 to 3 yrs this acquisition will be both Margin n EPS accretive but in the immediate term which is one year there could be little bit of dilution.
In the medium term #LTTS🌏 management reaffirming their guidance of being margin accretive.
#LTTS🌍 to acquire L&T’s Smart World & Communication Business
SWC has a strong expertise in communication wth network design, planning, implementtn n mgmt of Netwrk Operations Cntr, Opertnl Supp System, Datacenters, Cloud/pvt 5G network at more than 25K locations across India
SWC has an employee base of over 700 engineers from diversified technology domains and has crossed an annual revenue of INR 1,000 Crores.
This acquisition will pave way for SWC’s offerings to reach the global market leveraging LTTS🌍 global footprint.
SWC cater to d demands in smart cities, smart utilities, n digital infrastructure.
Over d yrs, it has touched 150+ million urban lives, running 25+ smart city operation centers, connecting 2 million assets and
business applications encompassing the areas
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#LTIM
LTI Mindtree merger creates a strong challenger in the Indian IT space with a $4.1 billion revenue run-rate as the combined entity has significant revenue synergies owing to the complementary nature of clients and service offerings.
LTI can benefit from Mindtree's strength in d experience layer of digital n addressing CMO budgets while d latter can benefit from d former’s strength in packaged applications
Overlap among key clients is minimal ensuring no turf wars.
The LTI Mindtree merger would definitely be a new cylinder in the engine room here.
This could lead to the country’s next large-scale IT Services player.