Indian outsourcer Tata Consultancy Services saw profit rise 35 per cent year on year to $338m (£172m). Revenue rose 37 per cent to $1.5bn (£800m). The company added 54 new clients in the quarter and 7522 members of staff.
TCS: revenue up 37 per cent
TCS profit up 35 per cent
Some 54 clients and 7522 staff members added in the quarter, says Indian outsourcer
Computing, 16 Jan 2008
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