Infosys Limited, a major IT services company in India, saw its share price decline over 1% to ₹1,249 ahead of its Q4 results announcement for FY26. The stock has been under pressure, losing 4.58% in the past week and over 23% year-to-date. Analysts from Kotak Institutional Equities anticipate a 1% sequential decline in revenue due to fewer billing days and seasonal softness, although they expect stable revenues from third-party sales. They project a total contract value (TCV) of US$2.5-2.75 billion, with revenue growth guidance between 3-5%, including contributions from the Versent acquisition. Senior Research Analyst Seema Srivastava noted that while sequential margin improvements may occur due to cost optimization, year-on-year margins are likely to remain pressured due to wage hikes and lower contributions from high-margin projects. Analysts recommend a cautious approach, suggesting that investors consider accumulating shares on dips while waiting for clearer management insights on demand recovery and margins. The technical outlook indicates that the stock is oversold, with a critical price level at ₹1,310 that could signal a reversal if reclaimed.