Until then, it intends to maintain the 8-10% growth it had projected for the current financial year for the next fiscal as well. “In November, I had given a Nasscom projection of 8-10%,” Nasscom chairman C.P. “I am sticking to that... will make changes only after the Q4 data has come in,” Mr. Gurnani said. Mr. Gurnani, however, was confident of the growth in FY18 in the context of the secondary data. I am quite hopeful that what we are seeing is a constructive discussion and I am sure decision is still awaited.”

Source: The Hindu March 02, 2017 16:57 UTC