TCS CEO K Krithivasan Eyes $50 Billion Revenue Target by 2030 Amid Global Growth Plans:

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) CEO K Krithivasan has expressed optimism about the company reaching a revenue milestone of $50 billion by the end of 2030. He stated this goal remains achievable if the IT major can resume double-digit growth in the near term.

While former CEO Rajesh Gopinathan had not set a formal deadline for the target, Krithivasan called it an aspiration worth pursuing, stating that he is operating under the assumption that growth trends will improve.

FY26 Outlook Better Than FY25

Krithivasan indicated that the company expects a stronger performance in FY26 compared to FY25. TCS closed FY25 with a 4.2% growth in constant currency, slightly higher than the 3.4% seen in the previous year, despite the broader sector’s challenges.

The CEO drew confidence from the $39.4 billion in contracts signed during FY25 and continued expansion in international markets. He also noted that external economic uncertainties, such as global tariffs, are likely to resolve more quickly than disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Strong Order Book Without Mega Deals

TCS reported its second-highest quarterly order book at $12.2 billion in Q4 FY25, achieved without securing any mega deals. This further strengthened the company’s growth momentum going into the next fiscal year.

Krithivasan’s statements highlight a positive outlook for the Tata group’s flagship IT firm, supported by a robust pipeline and a strategic focus on global market growth.