INFY · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is Infosys Limited American Depositary Shares (INFY) stock moving?

INFY closed at 12.59 on Nov 10, up about 5.5% from the 11.93 low on Nov 3 but still about 4.8% below the 13.22 close on Oct 22, before the quarterly results. The sharpest move came on Oct 23, the day of the Q2 results and press conference, when the stock fell from 13.22 to 12.35 (about -6.6%) on the period's highest volume of 45.96M shares. Volume has since faded to about 12M shares in the last two sessions, from 38M to 46M in late October, and the Nov 5 rally to 12.80 came on 27.4M shares, so buyer conviction is modest. The 6-K filings confirm an interim dividend of 26 rupees per equity share, with a Nov 3 record date and Nov 11 payout; the Nov 3 drop coincided with the record date, so that payout is largely behind the price. Recent news is operationally positive: a Columbia University enterprise AI center, a 1.1 million sq ft Hyderabad campus expansion adding 10,000 seats, and Finacle wins with UNI Financial Cooperation and in the banking innovation awards. These items are incremental and carry no disclosed contract values. The filing excerpts provided are truncated, so revenue, margin and guidance figures from the results are not visible here and cannot be weighed. Overall the picture is mixed: a partial recovery and steady client wins against an earnings-day selloff and fading volume.

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About Infosys Limited American Depositary Shares

Technology · IT Services & Consulting

Infosys is a large IT services and consulting company based in Bengaluru, India, with about 330,000+ employees. Its US-listed ADRs trade on the NYSE. It earned roughly $20 billion in revenue in fiscal 2026 and is increasingly marketing AI services, which made up about 10% of revenue in its latest quarter.

How it makes money

Infosys bills corporate clients for multi-year outsourcing and project work, mostly using its large lower-cost workforce in India. This work includes application development and maintenance, cloud and digital transformation, consulting, infrastructure management and its Finacle banking software. Financial services is its biggest industry (roughly a quarter or more of revenue), and North America brings in about 55–60% of revenue, with Europe second. Its operating margin has held steady at about 21%.

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