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BENGALURU/ESSEN - Infosys (NYSE:INFY), a prominent IT services player with a market capitalization of $72.31 billion and annual revenue of $19.5 billion, announced Monday a strategic collaboration with German energy company RWE to implement automated digital workplace transformation solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company currently appears undervalued based on its Fair Value assessment.
The partnership will leverage Infosys Workplace Suite to automate processes and provide self-service options for RWE employees. The transformation includes tools such as migration factory for Office 365, collaboration applications, business dashboards, Azure-powered conversational bots, and service request automation.
This collaboration builds on a 12-year relationship during which Infosys has supported RWE through various modernization initiatives. The current project emphasizes user-centered design and sustainability principles.
"By leveraging modern technologies and aligning them with our sustainability and efficiency goals, we are streamlining operations, empowering our people, and creating value across RWE," said Gülnaz Öneş, Group CIO of RWE.
Ashiss Kumar Dash, EVP & Global Head Services at Infosys, stated that the company aims to enhance RWE’s ability to deliver value to customers by implementing digital workplace solutions and equipping RWE’s workforce with advanced digital capabilities.
The initiative is part of RWE’s broader journey toward operational excellence, according to the press release statement. Infosys currently employs over 320,000 people and serves clients in 59 countries.
In other recent news, Infosys Limited reported its second-quarter earnings, meeting analyst expectations with earnings per share of $0.19. The company’s revenue exceeded forecasts, coming in at $4.94 billion compared to the analyst consensus of $4.88 billion, marking a 3.8% year-over-year growth. Infosys also reported a sequential revenue growth of 2.6% in constant currency terms. Following these results, Jefferies raised its price target for Infosys to INR1,860, maintaining a Buy rating, noting large deal wins totaling $3.8 billion as a key positive. Stifel also increased its price target to $18.50, while keeping a Hold rating, citing improved guidance. Similarly, TD Cowen raised its price target to $18.00, acknowledging Infosys’ better-than-expected performance. The company raised the low end of its fiscal 2026 revenue guidance to 1-3%, with margin guidance remaining unchanged. These developments reflect positive analyst sentiment and strong financial performance for Infosys.
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