On July 28, Infosys rose 5.13% in regular trading, trading at $11.675/share, with turnover of $196 million. The stock rebounded alongside broad-based strength across the IT services sector following a period of post-earnings weakness.

On the news front, Infosys released its fiscal Q1 results on July 23, reporting EPS of $0.20, missing the analyst consensus estimate of $0.21 by 4.76%. Revenue came in at $5.082 billion. The company simultaneously lowered its FY2027 sales growth guidance, prompting multiple analyst downgrades. Jefferies cut its price target to INR 1,020 from INR 1,235 while maintaining a Hold rating. The stock had declined 2.3% on July 24 in response to the weaker outlook.

After the post-earnings pullback, Infosys is now benefiting from a sector-wide recovery. Within the IT Consulting and Other Services sector, Gartner rose 6.91%, Accenture gained 6.65%, Cognizant advanced 5.48%, EPAM Systems added 4.87%, and IBM climbed 1.44%, reflecting broad institutional capital rotation into IT services names.

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