Following the release of Coforge’s first quarter earnings for the fiscal year 2025–2026 on Wednesday, the company’s share price dropped as much as 8.76 percent to ₹1,687.70 per share during Thursday’s trading session.
Coforge Shares Tumble 9% Despite 21% Q1 Profit Surge – What Went Wrong?
After closing at ₹1,849.70 on Wednesday, Coforge shares started at ₹1,829.90 in the early hours of Thursday. Short-term volatility has persisted in the midcap IT stock. The stock has dropped more than 8% in the last six months, although it has increased by around 34.27% in the last year.
Highlights of the Coforge Q1 results for 2025
The IT firm reported a ₹317 crore profit after tax for the June quarter, up 21.5 percent from the previous quarter and 138.4 percent from the same time last year. Revenue for the quarter was ₹3,689 crore, which is a 56.5% increase over the previous year.
In rupee terms, revenue increased by 8.2%, in dollar terms by 9.6%, and in constant currency terms by 8%. The EBITDA margin increased by 61 basis points from the prior quarter to 17.5% for the current quarter.
Compared to the $2.1 billion recorded in the previous quarter, which included the significant Sabre deal, Coforge secured new deals totaling $507 million during the quarter. Nonetheless, the executable order book for the next 12 months has increased to $1.54 billion, which is a robust 44% growth over the same period last year and a 3% consecutive increase.
During their July 23 meeting, the Coforge board of directors declared an interim dividend of ₹4 per share for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. In order to identify the qualified shareholders who are eligible to receive this dividend, the business has established July 31 as the record date.
