Icra forecasts 4-6% revenue growth for Indian IT companies in FY26, with hiring remaining subdued until growth accelerates.

The attrition level for the IT sector is also expected to stabilise near the long-term average of 12-13% over the near term.

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The agency projected attrition level to average 12-13% over the near term. Icra's sample set recorded a year-on-year revenue ...

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