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HCL Technology board clears up to Rs 40-billion share buyback plan

Apart from TCS and HCL Technologies, country's second largest software services firm Infosys also came out with such an offer last year to buyback Rs 130 billion worth shares

HCL Technologies gains 4% as board mulls share buyback proposal

HCL Technologies was up 4% to Rs 1,000 on the BSE in early morning trade as the company said on Monday after market hours that it will consider share buy-back on July 12.

HCL Tech gets govt's nod to set up SEZ for Rs 4 bn in Andhra Pradesh

SEZs are developed as export hubs and they contribute about 25 per cent in the country's total exports

After TCS, HCL Technologies to consider share buyback scheme on July 12

HCL Technologies stock closed at Rs 961.25, up 1.68 per cent, on BSE

HCL Tech to acquire German IT firm H&D International for EUR 30 million

Founded in 1996, H&D specialises in IT infrastructure, application services particularly in R&D IT, shop floor IT and engineering services

HCL seeks govt approval for IT SEZ in Andhra Pradesh; to invest over $4 bn

HCL Technologies has proposed to develop the project at an area of 10.43 hectares

HCL Technologies falls 12% in two days on weak FY19 revenue guidance

The stock dipped 7% to Rs 924 in early morning trade, extending its Wednesday's 5% fall on the BSE.

We are well prepared for any change in visa rules, says HCL CEO

In the next 2-3 years, we think Mode 2 and 3 will be 40 per cent and Mode 1 will be 60%, says C Vijayakumar

HCL Technolgies net profit drops 10% to Rs 22.30 bn for March quarter

HCL expects its revenues to grow in the range of 9.5-11.5 per cent on constant currency basis in 2018-19

HCL Technologies falls 5% as Q4 profit misses estimates

The stock dipped 5% to Rs 1,002 on the BSE in early morning trade

HCL Technologies falls on profit booking after Actian Corporation deal

In past two trading days, HCL Technologies had outperformed the market by surging 7% against 0.65% rise in the S&P BSE Sensex.

HCL Technologies, SEP to buy Actian Corporation for $330 million

HCL will own 80 per cent stake in the joint venture that has been formed, with SEP holding 19.5 per cent

HCL Tech buys life sciences and consumer services provider for $60 mn

Software services firm HCL Technologies has acquired C3i Solutions for USD 60 million, a move aimed at accelerating the Indian IT firm's growth in life sciences and consumer services. C3i Solutions is a wholly owned, independently operated subsidiary of Merck & Co, (known as MSD outside the US and Canada). It provides multi-channel customer engagement services for life sciences and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries. "With this acquisition, HCL will complement its broad-based IT and business services capability with the additional depth that C3i has in the life sciences and CPG verticals," the country's fourth largest software firm HCL Technologies said in a statement. C3i's expertise in the clinical, pharmacovigilance, and pharma sales support domains and the strong partnership will enable HCL's life sciences customers to become more patient-centric and offer services to IT and business stakeholders, it added. "C3i's capabilities provide HCL with an innovative and ...

HCL Tech terminates JV with Great American Insurance Company

HCL Eagle was incorporated in India for providing technological support services to GAIC and its subsidiaries

We have a great growth strategy: HCL Technologies' CEO

Interview with C Vijayakumar

HCL Technologies shareholders approve Shiv Nadar's reappointment as MD

The retail shareholder's category saw 99.9% votes cast in favour of the proposal

HCL Tech acquires UK's ETL Factory to boost data services

ETL Factory created a platform for large scale, complex data migration and data integration

HCL acquires ETL Factory to help clients accelerate data integration

Datawave is also extendable to other platforms, including big data

HCL launches two AI-powered services for enterprises

The two services are being supported by a team of over 200 autonomics specialists

IT spending in general is higher and will not come down: HCL Tech CFO

Laying the groundwork much before its peers and clarity in decision making has helped India's fourth largest software exporter HCL Technologies, stay ahead in the game. Seeing yet another profitable quarter, Anil Chanana, Chief Financial Officer, HCL Technologies, believes that while other are catching up on the overseas game now, his company has been able to ace it. Chanana also tells Karan Choudhury that customer confidence is at an all time high and globally they are in a much more comfortable position that their peers.Edited Excerpts of the interview:Which all sectors are you seeing the growth coming from in US?Financial services, manufacturing, healthcare and life sciences are growing significantly, retail is growing for us. We are all into the mode-two and mode-three type of services. I think it is all around, I do not see any sector that is not growing. Some segments such as oil and gas services, telecom, some consolidation or some projects have come to an end which is leading .