MUMBAI | BENGALURU: Nandan Nilekani<\/a>, the celebrated cofounder and former CEO of Infosys<\/a>, is being vigorously wooed by a plethora of bankers and investors as well as the board of the marquee technology outsourcing firm to return and quell the ongoing management turmoil in the company, following the shock exit of its CEO Vishal Sikka<\/a> last week. 另外,高管的12个大型共同基金和保险公司已经写信给印孚瑟斯的董事会,要求尼勒卡尼被邀请加入董事会在一个“合适的能力”。 孟买|班加罗尔:南丹•尼勒卡尼著名的创始人和前任首席执行官印孚瑟斯,吸引了大量的银行家和投资者以及董事会的选框技术外包公司返回和平息公司的持续管理混乱,冲击后退出的CEOVishal Sikka上周。
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\nNilekani, who left Infosys in a blaze of glory a decade ago to create a system of unique identification numbers for all Indians, is unlikely to accept the position of chief executive but may be persuaded to take on the role of a non-executive chairman or an ‘adviser’, said three people aware of the intense efforts underway to convince him.
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\nSeparately, top executives of 12 large mutual funds and insurers have written to Infosys’ board, asking that Nilekani be invited to join the board in a “suitable capacity”.
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\n“It is a frantic situation. Calls are being made, all focused on bringing Nandan (Nilekani) in.
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\nHe has been reluctant to return in the past, but now he is thinking about it,” an Infosys executive with knowledge of the board’s deliberations told ET.
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\nThe crisis has come in the wake of strident charges of “poor corporate governance” levelled by cofounder NR Narayana Murthy against the company.
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\nHe has been vocal in his demand for a recast of the board.
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\nA person familiar with Nilekani’s thinking told ET he only wants to help out and may not look at a long-term tenure. “Some of the biggest domestic institutions have advised the board to persuade him to protect Infosys from a sharp downward slide,” the official said.
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\nThe Aadhaar architect was supposed to travel to the US on Wednesday, but has stayed back, two executives told ET. Nilekani did not reply to emails seeking comment.
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\nA representative for Infosys said, “The company does not have any further updates to share at this point of time. In case there are any developments we will inform the media in due course. We will not be making any comments on speculation and rumours.”
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\nA person closely aware of the ongoing talks said the final strategy is still being worked out. “Nilekani is being asked in what capacity he can help the board. How the board will be reconstituted is a future course of action,” said a person close to the board.
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On Wednesday, ET Now reported that four board members — R Seshasayee<\/a>, Ravi Venkatesan, Roopa Kudva and Jeffrey Lehman — could step down as part of a restructuring.
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\nFAVOURED BY ALL STAKEHOLDERS<\/strong>
\nNilekani, 62, is regarded as the person most favoured by all stakeholders — the founders, board, institutional investors and the management of the company, which has been roiled by turmoil since Murthy publicly demanded in February that the board clarify the terms of severance package for former CFO Rajiv Bansal and the acquisition of Israeli software firm Panaya.
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\nET had reported on Wednesday that Nilekani was making calls in an attempt to defuse the standoff between Murthy and the company’s board. He has been approached by both sides — the board as well as Murthy, an Infosys official told ET. “It is clear if he agrees it will be in a non-executive role or an advisory capacity,” said the official with direct knowledge of talks.
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\n“Nilekani is seen as a sane voice who will be able to connect with the board as well as Murthy. He has been in all top roles, including vice-chairman, and he has been focused on bigger issues outside the company,” the official added.
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\nThe move to persuade Nilekani to return is believed to have the blessings of Murthy. Former Infosys board member and CFO V Balakrishnan, who is widely regarded as a confidant of the septuagenarian founder, told ET, “We need somebody who will come and stabilise the ship and remove the uncertainty, and get the show going.
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\nIf Nandan comes as a chairman, things will settle down and client confidence will be high. He is a global face and he is well-connected to clients.”
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The investors who signed the formal letter addressed to chairman R Seshasayee and co-chairman Ravi Venkatesan seeking Nilekani’s return include S Naren, chief investment officer of ICICI Prudential Asset Management; Prashant Jain, CIO of HDFC AMC; Mahesh Patil, co-CIO of Birla Sun Life AMC; Navneet Munot, CIO of SBI<\/a> Funds Management and Nilesh Shah, CEO of Kotak Mahindra<\/a> AMC.
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\nRESTORING CONFIDENCE<\/strong>
\n“Given his credentials, we feel that his joining the board at this stage will restore confidence of stakeholders in the company and also facilitate resolution of the contentious issues that Infosys is facing currently,” they wrote.
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\nSikka quit Infosys in a huff last week, citing “baseless, malicious and personal attacks”. The Infosys board blamed Murthy for Sikka’s resignation. Murthy has been critical of the corporate governance practices at Infosys since Sikka, the company’s first non-founder CEO, took charge in 2014.
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\nInfosys shares have fallen 12% since Friday, eroding the company’s market value by Rs 29,000 crore. The company is among the top five stock picks of most equity mutual fund schemes.
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\nThough shares gained 2% on Wednesday, snapping their three-day losing run on hopes Nilekani would return, investor optimism was measured. The stock closed at Rs 894.50 on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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\nNilekani was Infosys CEO from 2002 to 2007. He was on the company’s board from its inception until 2009. During his tenure, Infosys’ net sales soared fromRs 2,603.59 crore in 2002-03 to Rs 13,893 crore in 2006-07, a compounded growth rate of 40%. Infosys shares jumped 330% during the period compared with 277% gains in the Sensex.
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\nA third company official felt Nilekani could be persuaded to help rebuild Infosys given that he still has an emotional connect with the software services firm.
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\nSources close to Murthy said Nilekani will have to come in as chairman, potentially ousting two current occupants — Seshasayee and Venkatesan. “The understanding is that he will come in and reconstitute the board,” the source said.
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\nNilekani’s return would also put on hold Murthy’s plans to reconstitute the board by seeking a mandate at an extraordinary general meeting (EGM). ET had reported that Murthy was mulling the move to make changes he required.
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\nFOREIGN INVESTORS TRYING TO GROUP<\/strong>
\nSources said foreign investors are also trying to group together to find a solution to the crisis.
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\nEquity analysts have said Nilekani’s return would be a positive for Infosys, but doubted he would return in an executive capacity.
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\n“There is no doubt that it is a near-term positive. He will be able to solve the problems between the board and the founders. However, in the long term it is important for the company to continue on the path of new services,” said Urmil Shah of IDBI Capital.
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\nOther analysts hope Nilekani would be able to convince Sikka to stay on. Sikka remains executive vice-chairman till March 2018.
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“I am sure he can convince Sikka to take back his resignation. Sikka has done a great job of transforming the company. The problems facing Infosys are not business-related, but related to the ongoing rift,” said Edelweiss<\/a> analyst Sandip Agarwal.
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\nA senior fund manager, who signed the letter to Infosys, said investors want Nilekani to be in charge. “There is a consensus among all of us that Nilekani is the best person for the job because of his stature,” the fund manager said. “Also, no credible professional will join Infosys in such a messy situation.”\n\n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":60202594,"title":"Government to issue security standards for phone makers to control data theft","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/government-to-issue-security-standards-for-phone-makers-to-control-data-theft\/60202594","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"seoschemas":false,"msid":60202650,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Nandan Nilekani, the man behind UID wooed to settle unique Infosys row","synopsis":"Separately, top executives of 12 large mutual funds and insurers have written to Infosys\u2019 board, asking that Nilekani be invited to join the board in a \u201csuitable capacity\u201d.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/nandan-nilekani-the-man-behind-uid-wooed-to-settle-unique-infosys-row","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Jochelle Mendonca","author_link":"\/author\/479231167\/jochelle-mendonca","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479231167.cms?width=250&height=250&imgsize=147974","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":479231167,"author_name":"Jochelle Mendonca","author_seo_name":"jochelle-mendonca","designation":"Assistant Editor - Enterprise IT","agency":false}},{"author_name":"Kala Vijayraghavan","author_link":"\/author\/4411\/kala-vijayraghavan","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/4411.cms?width=250&height=250","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":4411,"author_name":"Kala Vijayraghavan","author_seo_name":"kala-vijayraghavan","designation":"Editor","agency":false}},{"author_name":"Nishanth Vasudevan","author_link":"\/author\/42320\/nishanth-vasudevan","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/42320.cms?width=250&height=250&imgsize=99500","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":42320,"author_name":"Nishanth Vasudevan","author_seo_name":"nishanth-vasudevan","designation":"Correspondent","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2017-08-24 09:09:55","lastupd":"2017-08-24 09:11:05","breadcrumbTags":["Infosys","Nandan Nilekani","Enterprise IT","SBI","Kotak Mahindra","Edelweiss","Seshasayee","Vishal Sikka"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/nandan-nilekani-the-man-behind-uid-wooed-to-settle-unique-infosys-row"}}" data-authors="[" jochelle mendonca","kala vijayraghavan","nishanth vasudevan"]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2017-08-24" data-index="article_1">
南丹•尼勒卡尼UID背后的男人吸引来解决独特的Infosys行
尼勒卡尼离开Infosys在大火的荣耀十年前创建一个系统对所有印第安人独特的识别号码,不太可能接受首席执行官的位置,但可能被说服接受非执行董事长的角色或一个“顾问”,说三个人意识到强烈的正在努力说服他。
另外,高管的12个大型共同基金和保险公司已经写信给印孚瑟斯的董事会,要求尼勒卡尼被邀请加入董事会在一个“合适的能力”。
“这是一个疯狂的情况。电话,都集中在把南丹•尼勒卡尼()。
他一直不愿返回过去,但现在他正在考虑它,”一个印孚瑟斯高管董事会审议告诉等知识。
这场危机已经进来后,刺耳的“公司治理”的指控对公司的共同创始人NR Narayana没吃夷为平地。
他向来直言不讳地要求董事会的重塑。
知情人士尼勒卡尼的想法告诉ET,他只是想帮忙,不得看长期任职。“一些最大的国内机构建议董事会说服他保护Infosys的急剧下滑,”这位官员说。
Aadhaar架构师应该周三前往美国,但一直回来,两位高管告诉ET。尼勒卡尼没有回复寻求置评的电子邮件。
印孚瑟斯公司的一位代表说,“公司没有任何进一步更新分享在这一点上的时间。以防有任何进展我们会及时通知媒体。我们不会做任何评论猜测和谣言。”
人密切注意到正在进行的谈判表示最后的策略仍在制定当中。“尼勒卡尼正在问他什么能力可以帮助董事会。董事会将如何重组是一个未来的行动,”一名知情人士表示。
周三,现在等报道,四个董事会成员——RSeshasayee鲁帕·库德瓦拉维•文卡特斯和杰弗里·雷曼——可能下台,作为重组的一部分。
的所有利益相关者
尼勒卡尼,62年,被认为是人最青睐的所有利益相关者——创始人、董事会,机构投资者和公司的管理一直处于动荡以来没吃公开要求2月的董事会明确遣散费的条款前首席财务官拉吉夫·邦萨尔和收购软件公司Panaya以色列。
等周三报道,尼勒卡尼是打电话为了化解没吃,公司董事会之间的对峙。他已经双方接洽——董事会以及没吃,印孚瑟斯官员告诉ET。“很显然如果他同意这将是在一个非执行角色或咨询能力,”说,官员的会谈。
“尼勒卡尼被看作是一个理智的声音能够与董事会以及没吃。他已经在所有顶级角色,包括副主席,他一直专注于更大的问题在公司外部,”这位官员说。
此举说服尼勒卡尼回报被认为的祝福没吃。巴拉科瑞斯南前印孚瑟斯董事和首席财务官V,他被广泛认为是知己的七旬老人的创始人,对外星人说,“我们需要有人谁会来和稳定船舶和消除不确定性,并得到显示。
如果南丹之际,董事长,事情会安定下来和客户的信心将会很高。他是一个全球性的脸,他神通广大的客户。”
投资者签署了正式的信寄给主席R Seshasayee和联合文卡特山寻找尼勒卡尼的回报包括英国巴特尔,ICICI保诚资产管理公司的首席投资官;HDFC AMC的Prashant Jain,首席信息官;贝拉阳光生活的联席首席投资长AMC马赫什•帕蒂尔;已经Munot,首席信息官的印度国家银行基金管理里沙,的首席执行官Kotak Mahindra“预付款采购保证”。
恢复信心
“鉴于他的凭证,我们觉得他加入董事会在此阶段将恢复信心利益相关者的公司,也便于解决印孚瑟斯正面临目前的有争议的问题,”他们写道。
印孚瑟斯上周在发怒Sikka辞职,理由“毫无根据,恶意人身攻击”。印孚瑟斯委员会指责没吃Sikka辞职。没吃已经在印孚瑟斯公司治理实践的关键Sikka以来,公司的第一个non-founder CEO, 2014年接管。
印孚瑟斯自上周五以来股价已下跌12%,侵蚀该公司的市场价值29000卢比。公司前五名中大多数股票共同基金的选股计划。
虽然股价周三上涨2%,拍摄他们三天失去希望尼勒卡尼回报,投资者的乐观情绪测量。股票在孟买证券交易所收于894.50卢比。
尼勒卡尼是印孚瑟斯首席执行官从2002年到2007年。他在公司的董事会从成立到2009年。在任期间,印孚瑟斯的净销售额飙升fromRs 2603 .59卢比在2002 - 03年13893卢比在2006 - 07年复合增长率为40%。印孚瑟斯期间股价上涨330%而在印度孟买30指数上涨277%。
第三个公司官员觉得尼勒卡尼能被说服来帮助重建印孚瑟斯,因为他仍然有一种情感联系的软件服务公司。
据知情人士称,没吃尼勒卡尼将担任董事长,潜在的罢免两名目前的使用者——Seshasayee和文卡特斯。”的理解是,他会来重组董事会,”该消息人士称。
尼勒卡尼的回归也搁置没吃的计划重组董事会通过寻求授权召开临时股东大会,临时股东()。等报道说,没吃是他需要考虑此举做出改变。
外国投资者试图组
消息人士称,外国投资者也在努力一起找到解决危机的方法。
股票分析师表示,尼勒卡尼印孚瑟斯的回归将是积极的,但怀疑他将返回执行能力。
“毫无疑问,这是一个短期积极。他将能够解决董事会和创始人之间的问题。然而,从长远来看是很重要的公司继续新服务的道路上,”IDBI Urmil Shah表示资本。
其他分析师希望尼勒卡尼能够说服Sikka留任。Sikka仍执行副主席直到2018年3月。
“我确信他可以说服Sikka收回辞呈。Sikka改变公司已经做了大量工作。印孚瑟斯面临的问题不是业务相关,但与持续的裂痕,”说雪绒花分析师Sandip Agarwal。
高级基金经理,他签署了这封信,印孚瑟斯,表示,投资者希望尼勒卡尼负责。“我们所有人都有一个共识,尼勒卡尼是最好的人选,因为他的声望,”一位基金经理说道。”也,没有可靠的专业会加入Infosys在这样一个混乱的情况。”
MUMBAI | BENGALURU: Nandan Nilekani<\/a>, the celebrated cofounder and former CEO of Infosys<\/a>, is being vigorously wooed by a plethora of bankers and investors as well as the board of the marquee technology outsourcing firm to return and quell the ongoing management turmoil in the company, following the shock exit of its CEO Vishal Sikka<\/a> last week.
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\nNilekani, who left Infosys in a blaze of glory a decade ago to create a system of unique identification numbers for all Indians, is unlikely to accept the position of chief executive but may be persuaded to take on the role of a non-executive chairman or an ‘adviser’, said three people aware of the intense efforts underway to convince him.
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\nSeparately, top executives of 12 large mutual funds and insurers have written to Infosys’ board, asking that Nilekani be invited to join the board in a “suitable capacity”.
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\n“It is a frantic situation. Calls are being made, all focused on bringing Nandan (Nilekani) in.
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\nHe has been reluctant to return in the past, but now he is thinking about it,” an Infosys executive with knowledge of the board’s deliberations told ET.
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\nThe crisis has come in the wake of strident charges of “poor corporate governance” levelled by cofounder NR Narayana Murthy against the company.
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\nHe has been vocal in his demand for a recast of the board.
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\nA person familiar with Nilekani’s thinking told ET he only wants to help out and may not look at a long-term tenure. “Some of the biggest domestic institutions have advised the board to persuade him to protect Infosys from a sharp downward slide,” the official said.
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\nThe Aadhaar architect was supposed to travel to the US on Wednesday, but has stayed back, two executives told ET. Nilekani did not reply to emails seeking comment.
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\nA representative for Infosys said, “The company does not have any further updates to share at this point of time. In case there are any developments we will inform the media in due course. We will not be making any comments on speculation and rumours.”
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\nA person closely aware of the ongoing talks said the final strategy is still being worked out. “Nilekani is being asked in what capacity he can help the board. How the board will be reconstituted is a future course of action,” said a person close to the board.
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On Wednesday, ET Now reported that four board members — R Seshasayee<\/a>, Ravi Venkatesan, Roopa Kudva and Jeffrey Lehman — could step down as part of a restructuring.
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\nFAVOURED BY ALL STAKEHOLDERS<\/strong>
\nNilekani, 62, is regarded as the person most favoured by all stakeholders — the founders, board, institutional investors and the management of the company, which has been roiled by turmoil since Murthy publicly demanded in February that the board clarify the terms of severance package for former CFO Rajiv Bansal and the acquisition of Israeli software firm Panaya.
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\nET had reported on Wednesday that Nilekani was making calls in an attempt to defuse the standoff between Murthy and the company’s board. He has been approached by both sides — the board as well as Murthy, an Infosys official told ET. “It is clear if he agrees it will be in a non-executive role or an advisory capacity,” said the official with direct knowledge of talks.
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\n“Nilekani is seen as a sane voice who will be able to connect with the board as well as Murthy. He has been in all top roles, including vice-chairman, and he has been focused on bigger issues outside the company,” the official added.
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\nThe move to persuade Nilekani to return is believed to have the blessings of Murthy. Former Infosys board member and CFO V Balakrishnan, who is widely regarded as a confidant of the septuagenarian founder, told ET, “We need somebody who will come and stabilise the ship and remove the uncertainty, and get the show going.
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\nIf Nandan comes as a chairman, things will settle down and client confidence will be high. He is a global face and he is well-connected to clients.”
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The investors who signed the formal letter addressed to chairman R Seshasayee and co-chairman Ravi Venkatesan seeking Nilekani’s return include S Naren, chief investment officer of ICICI Prudential Asset Management; Prashant Jain, CIO of HDFC AMC; Mahesh Patil, co-CIO of Birla Sun Life AMC; Navneet Munot, CIO of SBI<\/a> Funds Management and Nilesh Shah, CEO of Kotak Mahindra<\/a> AMC.
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\nRESTORING CONFIDENCE<\/strong>
\n“Given his credentials, we feel that his joining the board at this stage will restore confidence of stakeholders in the company and also facilitate resolution of the contentious issues that Infosys is facing currently,” they wrote.
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\nSikka quit Infosys in a huff last week, citing “baseless, malicious and personal attacks”. The Infosys board blamed Murthy for Sikka’s resignation. Murthy has been critical of the corporate governance practices at Infosys since Sikka, the company’s first non-founder CEO, took charge in 2014.
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\nInfosys shares have fallen 12% since Friday, eroding the company’s market value by Rs 29,000 crore. The company is among the top five stock picks of most equity mutual fund schemes.
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\nThough shares gained 2% on Wednesday, snapping their three-day losing run on hopes Nilekani would return, investor optimism was measured. The stock closed at Rs 894.50 on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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\nNilekani was Infosys CEO from 2002 to 2007. He was on the company’s board from its inception until 2009. During his tenure, Infosys’ net sales soared fromRs 2,603.59 crore in 2002-03 to Rs 13,893 crore in 2006-07, a compounded growth rate of 40%. Infosys shares jumped 330% during the period compared with 277% gains in the Sensex.
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\nA third company official felt Nilekani could be persuaded to help rebuild Infosys given that he still has an emotional connect with the software services firm.
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\nSources close to Murthy said Nilekani will have to come in as chairman, potentially ousting two current occupants — Seshasayee and Venkatesan. “The understanding is that he will come in and reconstitute the board,” the source said.
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\nNilekani’s return would also put on hold Murthy’s plans to reconstitute the board by seeking a mandate at an extraordinary general meeting (EGM). ET had reported that Murthy was mulling the move to make changes he required.
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\nFOREIGN INVESTORS TRYING TO GROUP<\/strong>
\nSources said foreign investors are also trying to group together to find a solution to the crisis.
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\nEquity analysts have said Nilekani’s return would be a positive for Infosys, but doubted he would return in an executive capacity.
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\n“There is no doubt that it is a near-term positive. He will be able to solve the problems between the board and the founders. However, in the long term it is important for the company to continue on the path of new services,” said Urmil Shah of IDBI Capital.
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\nOther analysts hope Nilekani would be able to convince Sikka to stay on. Sikka remains executive vice-chairman till March 2018.
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“I am sure he can convince Sikka to take back his resignation. Sikka has done a great job of transforming the company. The problems facing Infosys are not business-related, but related to the ongoing rift,” said Edelweiss<\/a> analyst Sandip Agarwal.
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