Yes. Thanks for the opportunity. The first questi on is Nilanjan, in your opening remarks, you mentioned that the mega deal wins and the robust order book signing will help us to accelerate the growth beyond FY '24. So is it fair to say, most of the deal wins of this year will have a solid support in terms of the growth pick-up in FY '25?
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Sandeep Shah
Equirus Securities
Infosys Limited
Yes. Thanks for the opportunity. The first questi on is Nilanjan, in your opening remarks, you mentioned that the mega deal wins and the robust order book signing will help us to accelerate the growth beyond FY '24. So is it fair to say, most of the deal wins of this year will have a solid support in terms of the growth pick-up in FY '25?
HCL Technologies Limited
The first question is generally in Q3 with seasonal strength in the Products & Platform business the margin also takes a big lift. This time we will have a Verizon cost deal ramp up related to same, so do you expect still despite that the margin will have an upward bias on a Q-on-Q in 3Q. And Prateek just based on my estimate, it looks like there is implied guidance downgrade in the Products & Platform from earlier upper end of 3.6% to now 1.5%. Is it true if you can give us what is the implied Products & Platform growth guidance for this year?
Coforge Limited
Yeah, thanks. Thanks for the opportunity. Sudhir - just wanted to understand about Cigniti. I think the discussion and the rationale on the horizontal accretion would be more in terms of the digital assurance. But during times, GenAI, which is on the start of scale -up, BPO and the testing are the two services which would be disrupted significantly. So are you counting a risk to Cigniti’s revenue cannibalization because even if you want to proactively do the Gen AI into Cigniti's offering, before it scales up, you have to first accept that there could be a revenue cannibalization risk. So are you counting this when you give a target of $2 billion because on a FY24 merge figure, it works out to be a 14% CAGR.
Yeah, go ahead.