Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported its Q4 FY25 geographical revenue distribution, revealing sharp regional divergences as global IT spending patterns remained uneven. India led the charge with a robust 33% year-on-year constant currency (CC) growth, followed by the Middle East and Africa (MEA) at 13.2% and Asia Pacific at 6.4%.
In contrast, North America — which contributes the largest share to TCS’s overall revenue — declined 1.9% in constant currency terms, dragging the overall Americas segment down by 1.9% YoY. Latin America, however, bucked the trend in the Western Hemisphere, growing 4.3% YoY CC.
In Europe, the UK and Continental Europe showed marginal gains of 1.2% and 1.4% YoY CC, respectively. Despite moderate performance, Europe remained a stable contributor, with the UK maintaining a 16.8% revenue share.
Here’s the full Q4 FY25 YoY CC growth breakdown by region:
- India: +33.0%
- MEA (Middle East & Africa): +13.2%
- Asia Pacific: +6.4%
- Latin America: +4.3%
- UK: +1.2%
- Continental Europe: +1.4%
- North America: -1.9%
TCS’ overall constant currency growth stood at 2.5% YoY for the quarter. These figures reaffirm the company’s strategic push in emerging and regional markets, even as its core geographies like the US remain subdued.
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