Agence France-Presse. New Delhi
India's flagship outsourcing industry is expected to post from 16 to 18 percent export growth despite fears of a fresh collapse in the American and European key markets, an industry body said.
The National Association of software and service companies, or NASSCOM, projected area score would export in February up annual sales of $68 Milliarden-$ 70 billion in the fiscal year began 1 April.
"Our discussions with companies make us believe that 16 to 18 percent sales growth is still achievable," NASSCOM President som Mittal the AFP on the edge of an outsourcing event said Tuesday.
"We change not our forecast," Mittal said, adding that the aim of this year's "conservative." was framed
Other leading Indian outsourcing companies are also bullish about growth.
'So far, we have seen no signs of a slowdown in our business' Matthew Vallance, Chief Executive of Firstsource solutions, told AFP.
Outsourcing companies were under pressure on concerns about the revenue shares having the slowdown amid fears of a double-dip recession in the United States and Europe, and analysts was the sector downgrade.
But on Tuesday, stocks of India's largest outsourcing company, TCS, 6.7 percent of Infosys, recovered reinforced 981.6 rupees ($21) during India's second-largest software services company, almost four percent to 2,276.95, as investors by the NASSCOM celebrated projection.
At the same time, former NASSCOM Chairman Pramod Bhasin, founder of the Indian back-office services Genpact, said he 'more rhetoric' expected in the United States against job outsourcing.
Is already high, fueled by increased unemployment in the United States against outsourcing.
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