Infosys Technologies Limited (ADR) (INFY)

moneycentral rated: 10, navallier rated:A

Maybe not excellent in the short term, but this should outperform in a number of years. Superb balance sheet, industry leader, growing market. The price is a bit high, but I think it's reasonable for this company.

Down on earnings today will correct to 50+ in two weeks. Sles are growing with a good profie.

Upthumb. Excellent cash flow. 31% 5 year sales growth. Steady spending of 26% on cap-ex. Very large cash on-hand (quick ratio of 5.7). No debt. Lower margins than peers. A player on both sides of M&A.

infy-Infosys Technologies Limited (ADR) (INFY) nothing but good things about this company. when the top rated THUMBS DOWN is from december of 07 & how much the world has changed you will see this stock grow 3 fold. aa buy & hold for 3/5 years. buy & get rich with the rest of us.

IT outsourcing is a unstoppable trend, I know this since it grows more and more right in my work environment. INFY is the no.1 player in this area. No doubt it will keep 15%-20% revenue/profit growth for at least 5 yrs, so will be the stock price.
I just had to get out from this stock and moved the fund on the company that will be a monster in 2 yrs, with some profits, the award for an IT insider.

Good management higher insider ownership. A little over bought here but long term bull.

Excellent company providing comprehensive IT solutions, including engineering, systems implementation. Recent news comfirming excellence in SAP installations. Highly profitable, outstanding 5 year growth yet relatively low PE to industry, no debt, strong financials, productivity and management effectiveness.

6/15/9 IBD SHORT INDIA

Bouncing up

low debt, high profit, sweet spot for technology stimulus

India tech is cheap

This stock has weathered the economic downturn nicely, lost some of it's competition and is again ready to run. One, if not the best IT company in the world. IT outsourcing is still a relatively new trend, I think this stock could really take off. People in this industry invest in Infosys in their personal accounts. Very little to no debt and it pays a decent dividend. What's not to like? I mean the guys name is Kris Gopalakrishnan that's awesome!

With satyam out of the picture Infosys, WIpro and TCS are about to take a big chuck of its existing and potential clients.

mari

It's hard to pass up a company whose CEO has a name like Gopalakrishnan.

Aside from that, we've got an ROE of 34, well above the P/E ratio of 11.16, insider ownership pusing 20%, institutional ownership at 17.9%, increasing EPS, in a country where the United States is subsidizing the education and training of their workforce.

it could go to 22 again, but no matter it will outperform in a growing world economy

This is the top leading Indian Software outsourcing firm with positive cash flows and reserves.

It has a ubiquitous presence in the Indian Software arena, attracts top talent, and is the company of choice across the world for their IT and Application outsourcing decisions.

It is well diversified in its customer base (accross the world), its operations base (US, India, China, Europe, South America, Russia, Phillipines, etc.), its employee base (comes from all over the world).

The founder and honorary chairman Narayan Murthy is a true visionary who started this company in 1984 with just a handful of founders and with $500 as seed capital. They have grown from such a humble begining to current position.

Indian stocks/ADRs have been hammered unnecessarily. Good cash flow. Will outperform