India's second-largest software exporter exceeded its expectations and posted forecast-beating second-quarter numbers.
Meanwhile, the IT firm also raised variable payouts for the July-September quarter from 80% to 100%.
“Infosys has so far given 4,711 promotions since the current financial year started in April, including more than 2,600 during the quarter ended in June,” a company spokeswoman said.
The annual standalone attrition stood at 14.1% for the quarter, consolidated attrition was 19.9%.
Outgoing Chief Financial Officer Rajiv Bansal said, “Margins in the quarter were held by the rupee depreciating against the US dollar by 2.7%, which gave us a benefit of about 70 basis points, which was offset by an increase in variable pay for employees from 80% to 100% this quarter.”
Infosys also plans to increase its headcount.
Experts also hailed Infosys' Q2 performance, adding the IT firm was starting to show signs of a turnaround in its performance and is resembling its former bellwether self.