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TCS's profit of ₹ 11,909 crore in the second quarter: it increased by 5% on annual basis, the company will also give dividend of Rs 10 per share.

India's most valuable IT company Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS) has released the results of the second quarter (Q2FY25) of the financial year 2024-25 today i.e. on October 10. TCS's consolidated net profit in the July-September quarter stood at ₹11,909 crore, up nearly 5% year-on-year.

The company had made a net profit of Rs 11,342 crore in the same quarter a year ago. At the same time, the company's revenue from operations has increased by 8% to Rs 64,259 crore on an annual basis in Q2FY25.

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Company will give dividend of Rs 10 per share

Along with the results, TCS has also declared a dividend of Rs 10 per share for its shareholders. Companies give some part of the profits to their shareholders, it is called dividend.

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TCS shares have risen 10.94% so far this year

Today TCS shares closed at 4,227.90 with a fall of 0.59%. The stock has given a negative return of 6.21% in the last 1 month. However, TCS shares have given positive returns of 6.21% in the last 6 months and 10.94% so far this year.

Today, the shares of Tata Consultancy Services closed at Rs 4,227.90 with a decline of 0.59% after trading throughout the day.

What is standalone and consolidated?

Companies release their financial results in two parts – standalone and consolidated. Standalone shows the financial performance of only one unit. Whereas, in the consolidated financial report, the entire company is reported.

TCS was established in 1968

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational information technology (IT) company. It is a subsidiary company of Tata Group. TCS was founded in 1968 as 'Tata Computer Systems'. TCS became a public listed company on 25 August 2004.

In 2005, it became the first company in India to enter the informatics market. In April 2018, it became the first IT company in the country with a market capitalization of $ 100 billion. The current market cap of the company is Rs 14.17 lakh crore. It operates at 149 locations in 46 countries.

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