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HCL
Infosystems reports Rs 228.72 crores turnover in Q1
New
Delhi, October 16, 1999
At
a Board Meeting, HCL Infosystems Limited (HCL Insys), India's
premier information technology (IT) company announced its
unaudited first quarter financial results ended September
30, 1999. The company has reported a net profit before tax
of Rs 16.7 crores on a turnover of Rs 228.7 crores. The corresponding
figures for net profit before tax and turnover for the same
period in 1998-99 were Rs 12.5 crores and Rs 207 crores respectively.
Net
profit after tax for the quarter ended September 30, 1999
is reported at Rs 15.1 crores.
The
turnover of the company during the previous year ended June
30, 1999 was Rs 950 crores and the operating PAT reported
was Rs 58.52 crores.
Underlying
the Company's Q1 results is its focused strategy for the electronic
commerce and Internet infrastructure sectors. The Company's
Net strategy has been specially developed to address the infrastructure
imperatives in this sector and will enable HCL Insys to take
the dominant position in building world-class e-commerce enterprises.
During fiscal 2000, HCL Insys has reoriented and refocused
its strengths in domain knowledge and business understanding
of a cross-section of industries and wide-ranging resource
base to achieve critical expertise in e-commerce infrastructure.
The
Company has also integrated its skills in complex networking,
network management, security and post-implementation facilities
management with strategic alliances in SAP, CRM and SCM/integration.
Recently, HCL Insys formed an alliance with Bunka Orient India
(BOI) to market and implement an electronic Customer Relationship
Management (eCRM) software, Pivotal Relationship, developed
by Canada-based Pivotal Inc.
Speaking
on the occasion, Mr Ajai Chowdhry, President & CEO, HCL Infosystems
Ltd, "The tremendous potential of e-commerce provides HCL
Insys a highly advantageous platform for leadership and maximises
our existing expertise. Moreover, the high margins in e-commerce
will enable us to map out a long-term and sustainable growth
path.
"Beginning
in last year, we reoriented our entire hardware and services
portfolio towards 'web-enabling' the enterprise. With this,
we are confident of establishing ourselves as the most preferred
provider of all e-commerce infrastructure services during
fiscal 2000."
The
Company's continues its emphasis on the entire spectrum of
IT services, and is fast increasing revenues from its services
portfolio. In fiscal 1999, HCL Insys' performance witnessed
an increased revenue contribution of Rs 161.4 crores from
services. The company aims to grow this revenue by 35-40 per
cent in fiscal 2000.
HCL
Insys continues to dominate the branded PC segment with a
12.9 per cent market share, more than that of all three of
its nearest competitors--Compaq with 5.6 per cent, IBM with
3.6 per cent and HP with 2.6 per cent--put together.
HCL
Insys as a leading technology integrator, offers its customers
technology solutions across platforms. This is the result
of its expertise in developing state-of-the-art enterprise
solutions; understanding of networking technology; its design
capabilities in product engineering; integrating diverse hardware
components and its access to specialised technology for turnkey
projects through partnerships with various world class players.
With
a definite and distinct focus on enterprise solutions and
personal computers, HCL has direct customer support centres
at 143 location and state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities.
With a mission statement to provide world class information
technology solutions and services to enable its customers
to serve their customers better, HCL Insys is setting new
standards of information technology in India.
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