MUMBAI: Scaling new peaks comes naturally to TCS. Tata Consultancy Services has been crowned with the ‘Growth Honor’ of the year at Everest Group’s 2025 Elevate Honors in Dallas, a recognition that applauds its industry-leading organic growth and market impact.
The IT giant marked a staggering 39.4 billion dollars in total contract value and 30 billion dollars in revenues in FY25, consolidating its position as one of the world’s most powerful tech players. Everest Group noted TCS’ consistent revenue growth among global peers with revenues above 5 billion dollars, calling it proof of delivery excellence, operational strength, and innovation at scale.
“This award reflects our unwavering commitment to growth, driven by our expertise in AI and digital transformation, and the trust our clients place in us,” said TCS, global head – analyst relations, Nikhil Shahane.
The recognition caps a landmark year for TCS. In 2025, it became the world’s second-largest IT services brand, with a valuation of 21.3 billion dollars, and secured a spot in Fortune’s ‘World’s Most Admired Companies.’ Meanwhile, Whitelane Research ranked TCS first for customer satisfaction in Europe, for the twelfth consecutive year.
Everest Group, partner, Ronak Doshi said: “Elevate Honors are based on fact-based, analyst-driven research. Honourees like TCS are recognised solely for high performance and excellence.”
TCS’ growth story is being fuelled by next-gen bets, especially on artificial intelligence. The firm recently appointed a chief AI and services transformation officer and expanded services spanning AI, cloud, data, cyber security, and digital engineering. Its global clientele includes the top names in banking, telecom, retail, healthcare, and entertainment.
With over 600,000 employees across 55 countries, TCS is not only delivering technology-led transformation but also investing in long-term partnerships, sustainability, and community impact, including sponsorship of marathons from New York to London to Sydney.
In short, TCS isn’t just climbing mountains, it’s building them.
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