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Infosys ADR Plunges to 4-Year Low After Disappointing Q3 Results
16 Oct
Summary
- Infosys ADR drops 4% to $15.82, lowest since mid-April 2025
- Third consecutive day of losses following Q3 performance announcement
- India's second-largest IT company sees pressure on American Depository Receipts
On October 16, 2025, Infosys, India's second-largest IT company, faced a significant setback as its American Depository Receipt (ADR) shares tumbled on the New York Stock Exchange. The Infosys ADR dropped 4% to $15.82 per share, reaching its lowest level since mid-April 2025.
This decline marks the third consecutive day of losses for Infosys' ADR, following the company's announcement of its September-quarter performance. The sharp drop in the share price came soon after the opening bell on Wall Street, indicating that investors were reacting negatively to the company's recent financial results.
The pressure on Infosys' ADR shares underscores the challenges the IT giant is facing in the global market. As one of India's leading technology companies, Infosys' performance is closely watched by investors and analysts alike. The latest dip in the ADR's value suggests that the company's September-quarter results may have fallen short of market expectations, leading to a sell-off among investors.
