Tata Consultancy Services reported a modest sequential net profit growth of 3.9% to Rs 12,380 crore in Q3FY25 amidst reduced demand in the US and UK markets and declining discretionary tech spending. Revenue saw a 0.44% decrease, and headcount dropped by 5,370 employees. Despite the downturn, TCS remains hopeful for a better fiscal year ahead.
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