New Delhi, April 30 -- Global macroeconomic headwinds, a once-in-a-generation technological shift, and a mercurial occupant of the White House - the Indian IT sector clearly has its plate full. The Q4FY25 earnings season has displayed all the pulls and pressures afflicting the country's IT services industry as well as pockets of opportunity available for nimble players. Mint takes a look at IT companies' Q4 numbers and what it means for investors.

In one word, disappointing. IT sector bellwether Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) saw its revenue slip for the second straight quarter. This pulled down its full-year topline growth to 3.78%, its slowest in four years.

Infosys posted a sharp 4.2% sequential revenue decline, while consolidated n...