In US dollar terms, revenue stood at $253.2 million, down 4.1 per cent YoY and 9 per cent QoQ.
The fall in EBIT margin could be limited due to the benefit from rupee depreciation, cut in travel costs, and optimisation on variable costs, according to analysts.
Travel and Hospitality vertical contributes nearly 16 per cent to Mindtree's total revenues.
In IT services, one can expect a sequential revenue decline of 5-10 per cent due to demand compression from direct hit verticals and supply-side factors.
There was also an uptick in companies' gross debt-equity ratio on higher borrowings while profits declined for several companies last fiscal
The company also announced an interim dividend of Rs 5 per equity share.
The Street, analysts believe, appears to be focusing on recovery path which is also visible in the strong rally in the sector.
The company reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 68.59 crore in Q4FY20 against a profit of Rs 324 crore in Q4FY19.
The economy, for a large part of the quarter, was under lockdown, and hence the performance of companies would be muted.
Metals, mining and energy major Vedanta tops the list with asset impairment worth nearly Rs 50,000 crore since FY15 as it slashed the fair value of its investment
Although unsure of revival in demand, Chief Financial Officer Aditya Pande said there was a slight uptick in forward bookings after the lockdown was relaxed.
This will make it tough for many of them to service their fixed costs, such salary and wages, as well as interest on their loan.
At the net profit level, aided by lower interest costs, the company recorded a growth of 73 per cent on a sequential basis and nearly trebled over the year-ago period.
At present, the country is under a 40-day lockdown till May 3, and there are indications of it being gradually withdrawn.
According to analysts at ICICI Securities, the Rs 8,800 crore-exposure to the telecom sector may cast shadow over the bank's asset quality.
Mid-and-small-cap stocks have seen a significant impact in this correction and the fall is giving a good opportunity to add good quality mid-and-small-cap stocks in our schemes, says Patil.
Top brokerages expect a 19 per cent year-on-year (YoY) fall in the combined net profit of India's top 50 listed companies, while their combined net revenue may decline by 5.2 per cent in Q4
Margins in some sectors could improve due to soft raw material prices.
Profitability and cash reserves have halved since the global financial crisis
The value of insurer's holdings in listed companies at the end of December 2019 quarter stood at Rs 6.02 trillion