Indian IT stocks like TCS, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra rose sharply after Accenture’s Q4 results showed spending beyond AI. TCS shares jumped 11% and Tech Mahindra climbed 18% in one week. Seema Srivastava said, "Accenture expects revenue growth across both consulting and managed services in FY2027." Investors now watch Infosys results.
IT stocks to buy for long term: The Indian IT stocks have been on an uptrend after the announcement of Accenture's Q4 results, signalling broader IT spending beyond AI. In one week's time, the TCS share price has risen over 11%, HCL Tech's share price has appreciated around 7.50%, Wipro's share price has shot up around 11%, and Tech Mahindra's share price has skyrocketed around 18%. Meanwhile, Infosys shares are also attracting strong buying interest ahead of its Q2 results 2026 date, which falls this week. Infosys shares have surged nearly 9.50% over the past week.
Accenture's broader IT spending beyond AI
Pointing towards the key trigger for the Indian IT majors, Seema Srivastava, Senior Research Analyst at SMC Global Securities, said, "Accenture expects revenue growth across both consulting and managed services in FY2027. Its guidance assumes stable to slightly improving discretionary spending at the upper end, while allowing for weaker spending at the lower end."
The SMC Global Securities expert said the Indian market estimates that AI cloud may create new opportunities for the Indian IT majors like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, HCL Tech, etc., and attributed three major reasons for the spike in the Indian IT stocks: Accenture's strong Q4FY26 results, AI could creating new opportunities for the services-oriented IT companies, and better-than-expected Q2 results 2026 by the Indian IT companies.