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Services business likely to post 7.5% constant currency growth in FY19, says Cyient
Apr 2, 2019 4:31 AM

Cyient shares slumped on Tuesday following a delay in delivery of order worth $5 million. Ajay Aggarwal, CFO of the company, spoke to CNBC-TV18 about the company's business plans and growth prospects.

"Q4 has been, while its work in progress, softer quarter than what we had anticipated," Aggarwal said on Tuesday.

“We will see a growth of about 1-2 percent in case of services and to that extent in terms of the outlook for the full year we are looking at 7.5 percent of constant currency growth in services,” he added.

Talking about the margins, Aggarwal said, “There should not be any material the impact on the operating margin outlook. We should be close to flat outlook of margin year-on-year.”

“We were looking at 3-5 percent growth this quarter on the services side and we are ending up with 1-2 percent. The gap has not come because of any event which is structural in nature; there is no order that we have lost, there is no customer that we have lost. It is only that some of the execution has got delayed,” he added.

First Published:Apr 2, 2019 1:31 PM IST

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