Sharad Avasthi of SMIFS shares his optimistic views on Coforge, particularly after its acquisition of Cigniti. He believes the combined entity has a bright future and is a strong long-term investment.
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Coforge is a leading global IT services and solutions company that provides a wide range of services including digital transformation, quality assurance, and software development. It has recently acquired Cigniti to enhance its service offerings.
Sharad Avasthi is a prominent analyst at SMIFS, a well-known financial services company. He is known for his insights and predictions in the IT and technology sectors.
The acquisition of Cigniti by Coforge is significant because it enhances Coforge's capabilities in quality assurance and software testing, making it a more comprehensive IT services provider and strengthening its position in the market.
Coforge's management has set ambitious growth targets, focusing on expanding its service offerings, enhancing client relationships, and driving innovation. These targets are expected to drive strong financial performance and market growth.
According to Sharad Avasthi, Coforge has a strong long-term investment potential, with the stock expected to reach levels of ₹10,000 to ₹11,000 within the next four to five years, driven by its strategic moves and robust financial performance.
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