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India's mid-tier IT firms gain share from industry goliaths

By Sai Ishwarbharath B
May 22 2024 10:26PM

Buoyed by shorter-term projects.

India's mid-tier IT firms gain share from industry goliaths
Mid-tier firms in India's $254 billion ($382 billion) information technology sector took market share from industry goliaths in recent quarters as clients curtailed discretionary spending amid inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty, analysts said. Unlike their larger rivals such as Tata ...

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