Grabbing Shares Ahead of Book Closure

Investors want to cash in on the bonus shares ahead of the company's shares going ex-bonus on Dec 2, 2014. They are hopeful that since the stock price would halve after the 1:1 bonus there could be some more rally as the stock becomes more affordable.

Will It Beat NASSCOM Industry Growth Targets?

Many analysts are revising their guidance and expectations from the firm. One broking firm has placed the EPS of the company at Rs 244, making the P/E of the company just under 20 times, which is much lower than peers like TCS.

Rupee Hopes

The rupee has depreciated from Rs 60 levels to nearly 62 levels. Analysts believe that this could improve margins at the firm as rupee depreciation is always good for software exporters like Infosys.

Data from the US Encouraging

The US GDP Numbers which were declared last week came in sharply higher than expected. Analysts believe that sharp recovery in the US Economy is good news for Infosys, which gets bulk of its revenues from the US markets.

Improving Attrition Levels

There is also a thought that Vishal Sikka, the new CEO has managed to instill a new sense of optimism among employees, especially after the exodus of a large number of top employees at the company. Attrition levels at the company may be contained for better future prospects.