Technology sector set for 3 per cent revenue dip in FY21: Rating agency Icra

“The sector is expected to grow at -3 per cent - nil in FY21 versus earlier expectation of 6-8 per cent,” the agency said in a report.

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The elbow room for increase in rental is highly limited in the near-term, said Parth Mehta, Managing Director, Paradigm Realty.

Indian IT stepped up payout of free cash flow through a mix of dividend and buyback (more tax efficient) in the past three years.

2 million people would be trained in digital technology in the next three to four years from 0.6 million people currently.

Banking is the largest vertical for IT companies. At a broader level, spending growth in the vertical will be slower than in 2018.

India’s unemployment rate rose to 7.2 per cent last month, up from 5.9 per cent in February 2018.

Low single-digit, need-based, lateral hiring may take place across Indian technology landscape.

According to India Skills Report, almost 64 per cent employers have a positive outlook on hiring.

GST invoice for functions performed by employees in head office that has helped branches in other states.