LTIMindtree, a global technology consulting and digital solutions firm, reported steady financial and operational performance in the third quarter ended December 31, 2025, supported by its AI-led transformation strategy, strong deal wins and disciplined execution.
LTIMindtree recorded its third consecutive quarter of more than 2 percent sequential growth, underscoring resilience amid an uneven global IT spending environment.
For Q3 FY26, LTIMindtree reported revenue of $1,208 million, up 2.4 percent quarter on quarter and 6.1 percent year on year, reflecting consistent demand across key markets.
Operating profitability improved further during the quarter, with EBIT margin expanding to 16.1 percent, up 20 basis points quarter on quarter, driven by operational efficiencies and improved utilization. Net profit reached $157 million, largely flat sequentially but up 22.6 percent compared to the same quarter last year.
The company’s performance was supported by traction in large deals and deeper client engagements. LTIMindtree ended the quarter with 746 active clients, with the number of $5 million-plus clients rising to 162, $10 million-plus clients increasing to 97, and $20 million-plus clients reaching 47. Growth in these high-value client segments highlights the company’s success in scaling strategic accounts and expanding wallet share.
People metrics remained stable during the quarter. LTIMindtree’s total workforce stood at 87,958 employees, with a net addition of 1,511 professionals in Q3. Trailing twelve-month attrition was reported at 13.8 percent, while utilization excluding trainees improved to 86.9 percent, supporting margin expansion.
LTIMindtree CEO Venu Lambu attributed the quarter’s performance to the company’s focused AI pivot, stronger deal execution and portfolio diversification. LTIMindtree continues to invest in AI-led services, platform modernization and industry-specific solutions as it targets sustained profitable growth and higher-value digital transformation engagements.
RAJANI BABURAJAN
