Infosys results on 9 January

By Bangalore: | 24 Dec 2003

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Bangalore: Infosys Technologies, a world leader in consulting and IT services, will announce results for its third quarter ended 31 December 2003 on 9 January 2004, Indian Standard Time (IST) (on the night of Thursday, 8 January 2004, US Eastern Time [ET]). The results will also be available on the Infosys website, www.infosys.com.

Following the release, Infosys CEO, president and managing director Nandan M Nilekani, COO and deputy managing director S Gopalakrishnan, CFO and member of the board T V Mohandas Pai and other members of senior management will comment on the company's performance.

This will be telecast by CNBC-TV 18 to its viewers as a part of its Boardroom series, direct from Bangalore, at 10:45 am IST on 9 January 2004 (this will not be telecast in the US). An archive of this event can be accessed at www.infosys.com after 1 pm IST on 9 January 2004 (at 2:30 am ET on 9 January 2004).

 

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