INDIA'S TOP IT FIRMS BOOST REVENUE WITHOUT HIRING
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India's six largest IT companies grew combined revenue 7.5% to $103.1B between FY23 and FY26, while maintaining a stable workforce of approximately 1.9 million employees.
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