Infosys technologies ltd.

Management reshuffle in Infosys: - countries 2 nd

largest IT company
reshuffle its top brass as the iconic founder director Mr. N.R. Narayan murthy’s tenure as a
chairman will be ending in august. Company named famous financialist Mr. K.V. Kamath as his
successor. Company also changes its other senior level executives roles like Kris gopalakrishnan
current CEO is soon to be the executive co-chairman of the company and Current COO SD
shibulal will be promoted as the new CEO of the company. The new management takes its
position from august when the N.R.narayanamurthy’s tenure as a chairman will be over and He
will take the position of chairman Emeritus.

Company also going to change its name from Infosys technologies ltd. To Infosys ltd. .

How it affects the Infosys: - As the competition is increasing for Infosys’s

performance declining rapidly its last 2 quarters reports are below the expectations. company
facing the challenges from the global players because of which its profit margin is decreasing .it
shows the strategic step that company takes as who going to represent Infosys globally once all
the founders complete their tenure because everyone knows how capable Mr. K.V. kamath are
in recognizing the new talent or future executive which everyone saw in the case of ICICI bank,
that ultimately bring the investors and industries confidence back in the favor of company.

The strategy to change its name to Infosys ltd. Will be effective as it is now not
only in technology service sector today its portfolio comprises the financial services and
insurance, manufacturing, energy, utilities, communications and services, public service
practices and healthcare, and retail and life sciences.

The future of company seems to be good as their announcements shows their

plans for acquisition in Europe and Japan’s health and Parma industry and also in the
emerging areas such as cloud computing which reflects their futuristic approach.

PE ratio: - the current PE ratio as per given on Infosys site

PE ratio =26.06(as on year ended on 31 st march 2010)

PE ratio tells us how much we have to invest in order to earn a rupee.