Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Infosys Reports Marginal Employee Decline in Q1
Infosys, a big IT company, had a small decrease in the number of employees during the first three months of the year.
This is because they want to be more efficient and make more money from each employee.
Even though they let go of 532 employees, they also hired 4,000 new graduates and plan to hire 20,000 more by the end of next year.
The company also said they will give salary raises in two parts, in October and January.
They are also investing in new technologies and training special engineers to help them grow in the future.
Infosys reported a decline of 532 employees in Q1.
The company hired 4,000 freshers and aims to hire 20,000 in FY27.
Total headcount stood at 328,062 at the end of June.
Attrition rate increased to 13% from 12.6% in the previous quarter.
Infosys plans to roll out salary hikes in October and January.
- Who
- Infosys
- What
- Reported a marginal decline in employee headcount in Q1
- When
- June quarter
- Where
- Global
- Why
- To focus on efficiency and productivity
Efficiency Focus
Growth Focus
Employee Headcount
Efficiency Focus
Infosys is reducing headcount to improve efficiency metrics like revenue per employee.
Growth Focus
Infosys is still hiring freshers and aims to hire 20,000 in FY27.
- Employee Decline
- 532
- Total Headcount (June 2024)
- 328,062
- Attrition Rate (LTM)
- 13%
- Freshers Hired (Q1)
- 4,000
- Target Freshers Hiring (FY27)
- 20,000
- Frontier Engineers Target
- 6,000
- Salary Hike Phases
- October and January