The Indian IT sector showed mixed to negative performance in early trading on February 11, 2026. Major IT stocks traded with modest declines. Broader market indices like Nifty 50 and Sensex traded flat to marginally positive.
Key IT Sector Indices
- S&P BSE IT Index: 34,282.60 (-0.68%)
- Nifty IT Index: Around 35,900–36,000 range in recent sessions (specific intraday value not directly confirmed in early trade, but sector showed pressure similar to BSE IT)
Individual Stock Prices and Changes
Data based on provided snapshot at approximately 10:27 AM IST:
- HCL Technologies BSE: ₹1,561.85 (-0.66%) NSE: ₹1,562.40 (-0.68%)
- Info Edge BSE: ₹1,181.30 (-1.00%) NSE: ₹1,180.50 (-1.16%)
- Infosys BSE: ₹1,490.00 (-0.58%) NSE: ₹1,490.00 (-0.52%)
- Mphasis BSE: ₹2,570.00 (-1.77%) NSE: ₹2,572.50 (-1.59%)
- Oracle Financial Services BSE: ₹7,280.70 (-0.67%) NSE: ₹7,288.00 (-0.74%)
- TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) BSE: ₹2,966.20 (-0.60%) NSE: ₹2,963.30 (-0.71%)
- Tech Mahindra BSE: ₹1,641.65 (-0.16%) NSE: ₹1,641.60 (-0.18%)
- Wipro BSE: ₹231.30 (-0.15%) NSE: ₹231.28 (-0.08%)
Broader Market Context
- Nifty 50: 25,954.15 (+0.07%)
- S&P BSE Sensex: 84,280.21 (+0.01%)
The IT sector underperformed compared to the broader market, with most stocks showing declines of 0.15% to 1.77%. This aligns with recent sector trends influenced by global AI advancements potentially affecting traditional IT services demand.
Note: Stock prices are subject to change during trading hours. For real-time updates, refer to official exchanges (BSE/NSE) or financial platforms.