Coforge addresses H1B visa regulation changes, highlights low reliance on new petitions
The company's disclosure of filing only 65 new H-1B visa petitions in FY25, with 63 approved, and its stated strategy of consciously reducing reliance on such petitions, indicates that changes in US H1B regulations would have a low impact on its operations.
The company proactively addresses investor concerns about H1B visa changes by demonstrating a low reliance on new petitions, mitigating potential negative perceptions and showcasing strategic foresight.
* Coforge Limited has addressed investor queries regarding changes in US H-1B visa regulations. * The company provided the following key details for FY25: * United States contributed 53 percent of Coforge's total revenue. * As of June 30, 2025, the company had 34,187 employees. * Only 65 new H-1B visa petitions were filed, out of which 63 were approved by USCIS. * Coforge emphasized that it has consciously reduced its reliance on new H-1B petitions for project staffing over the years, as reflected in the low number of fresh petitions filed.
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