Indiska IT-värderingar sjunker till nivåer nära finanskrisen

19 maj 2026

Rapporterad av AI

Indiska IT-exportörer har sett sina aktievärderingar falla till nivåer som senast sågs under finanskrisen 2008-09. Företagen handlas nu till p/e-tal på 15 till 18 efter att ha tappat nästan 30 procent under 2026. Framsteg inom AI och ny konkurrens anges som de främsta orsakerna till nedgången.

Indiska IT-exportörer, däribland Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, HCL Technologies och Wipro, har upplevt kraftiga fall i marknadsvärde. Deras värderingar ligger nu nära de nivåer som noterades under finanskrisen 2008-09, med aktier som handlas till p/e-tal på 15-18.

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