TCS First Indian Company to Achieve $100 Billion M-Cap

Around 11 am, the M-cap of the company stood at Rs 675,934.95 crore or $101.60 billion on the BSE.

N Chandrasekaran, Managing Director and Chief Executive, TCS

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Information Technology (IT) bellwether Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Monday, 23 April, emerged as the first Indian-listed company to cross the $100 billion mark in terms of market capitalisation (m-cap).

Around 11 am, the M-cap of the company stood at Rs 675,934.95 crore or $101.60 billion on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

Shares of the company rose over four percent to a new high of Rs 3,557 per share.

On Friday, 20 April, the IT major’s shares rose over seven percent to Rs 3,419.80 per share, taking its M-cap to over Rs 6.50 lakh crore or around $98 billion – close to the $100 billion mark.

The company's shares had surged a day after its quarterly results announcement, which reported a net profit for Q4 at Rs 6,925 crore – up 4.6 percent from Rs 6,622 crore in the same period in 2017 and up 5.8 percent sequentially from Rs 6,545 crore a quarter ago.

It also announced 1:1 bonus shares of Re 1 face value to its investors at the end of fiscal 2017-18.

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