LTIMindtree share price jumps 6% ahead of Q4 result; here's what top brokerages expect from the IT player's Q4 earnings

LTIMindtree share price jumped almost 6 per cent in intraday trade on BSE on Wednesday, April 23, ahead of its March quarter (Q4FY25) results. LTIMindtree share price opened at ₹4,393.65 against its previous close of ₹4320.05 and jumped 5.7 per cent to an intraday high of ₹4,565.55. Around 2 PM, the IT stock traded 4.95 per cent higher at ₹4,533.70. LTIMindtree will announce results for the fourth quarter and year ended Mar 31, 2025, today (Wednesday, April 23).

LTIMindtree share price trend

LTIMindtree share price has been in the green for three consecutive sessions. On a monthly scale, the stock has climbed about a per cent in April, eyeing to snap the losing run of last two consecutive months. In February, the stock crashed 21 per cent, while in March, it fell 4 per cent.

Over the last year, LTIMindtree share price has declined nearly 8 per cent, hitting a 52-week low of ₹3,841.05 on April 7 this year after a 52-week high of ₹6,764.80 on December 16 last year.

LTIMindtree Q4 results preview

According to brokerage firm Motilal Oswal Financial Services, LTIMindtree may report flat constant currency (CC) growth in Q4, impacted by slower discretionary spending and deal ramp-down. Margins may remain flat at 13.8 per cent, supported by a gradual improvement in utilisation.

The brokerage firm said hi-tech is expected to decline, impacted by a productivity pass-back in a key account spilling into Q4.

Motilal believes the BFSI segment is holding up well with some softness in insurance, while manufacturing is stable. Motilal Oswal said CPG and retail remain steady, while travel is seeing some pressure.

"We expect the initial commentary on FY26 growth to remain muted, though margin guidance should be maintained or even increased, as most major margin headwinds appear to be behind," Motilal Oswal said.

Kotak Institutional Equities expects LTIMindtree to report disappointing flat revenues due to weak travel and the hi-tech vertical.

"The quarter will be hit by the full-quarter impact from productivity sharing with its top client. Weak revenues will filter through to weak margins. Cost take-out measures undertaken by the company will show up in the June 2025 quarter," said Kotak.

Kotak expects investors to focus on the path to improving margins to the desired range as the gap between the current and desired margins is huge.

Moreover, Kotak said the second-largest client of LTIMindtree has plans to insource. So, the impact of the same on the company will be keenly watched.

Kotak said the other key things that will be in focus for investors are the pricing trends among large clients, senior leadership attrition, synergy deals, participation in large cost take-out and transformation deals, and strategy to return to top-quartile growth and profitability aspirations.

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