
IT Stocks' Q4 Results Date: Key Earnings Schedule for Wipro, HCLTech, Infosys, and Coforge - Full List
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Geopolitical Uncertainty Looms Over India's March-Quarter Earnings Season
The March-quarter earnings season has begun against the backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty weighing on the outlook. The January–March 2026 results come at a time when supply chain disruptions and a fuel crisis, triggered by the ongoing Iran war, have created external shocks for India Inc.
The ongoing Iran war has led to supply chain disruptions and a fuel crisis, affecting India Inc. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence continues to dominate conversations in the IT sector. According to KPMG's 2026 outlook, AI is expected to remain the hottest area of VC investment globally, with VC investors intensifying their focus on companies working to use AI to transform how businesses and industries operate.
| Company | Q4 FY26 Results Date | Notable Events | | --- | --- | --- | | Wipro | April 16 | Expected to report Q4 results after market hours; no dividend announcement indicated | | HCLTech | April 21 | To announce Q4 FY26 results and consider interim dividend | | Persistent Systems | April 21 | To declare Q4 results and review audited financials for final dividend recommendation | | Infosys | April 23 | To report Q4 FY26 results and recommend final dividend for FY26 | | Mphasis | April 29 | To report Q4 FY26 earnings and consider potential dividend | | Coforge | May 5 | To announce Q4 and full-year FY26 results and evaluate proposal for interim dividend |
Several IT companies are set to announce their Q4 FY26 results in the coming weeks, with investors closely tracking earnings, guidance, and dividend announcements. Wipro will report its fourth-quarter results on April 16, after market hours, with the company having already paid interim dividends totaling Rs 11 per equity share for FY26. HCLTech will announce its Q4 FY26 results on April 21 and will also consider an interim dividend, having paid Rs 36 per share in interim dividends across the first three quarters of FY26.


