Cyient foresees no material financial impact from new US H1B visa fee increase
Cyient explicitly stated that the H1B visa fee increase will not have a material impact on its financials for FY26 and the immediate term, as only 6 employees were deployed on H1B visas in FY25.
The company states that the new US H1B visa fee of US$ 100,000 will not have a material financial impact on its FY26 and immediate term, citing a low number of employees (6 in FY25) on H1B visas.
* The US Government has announced a new one-time fee of US$ 100,000 (₹83.40 lakh) for each new H1B visa petition, effective 21 September 2025. * Cyient Limited does not anticipate any material financial impact on its financials for FY26 and the immediate term due to this fee increase. * This assessment is based on the fact that only 6 Cyient employees were deployed on H1B visas in FY25. * The company emphasized its strategy of building a global engineering and technology enterprise with a local approach to talent and a global outlook, which helps in market leadership and risk mitigation.
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