Infosys ADR Hits 52-Week High in US Trading
Shares of Infosys Ltd, traded as American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) in the United States, reached a 52-week high of $23.28 during recent trading, marking a notable peak for the Indian IT company’s ADRs. The stock has shown renewed investor interest in its US-listed form after periods of volatility in 2025, amid broader technology sector fluctuations and demand concerns.
Market performance and context
Despite the 52-week peak in ADR pricing, the overall trend for Infosys’s US-listed shares over the past year remains below earlier highs as the company faced market headwinds including global IT demand softness and regulatory shifts affecting talent mobility. In India, Infosys’s domestic share price has traded below its own 52-week high, reflecting mixed performance in different markets.
Analysts say the ADR performance indicates intermittent positive trading momentum rather than a sustained uptrend. Financial specialists note that one-off technical factors in the US market can sometimes drive ADR prices independently of fundamental business changes.
Company fundamentals and outlook
Infosys continues to focus on digital services, artificial intelligence, cloud transformation and consulting work, which remain core to its business strategy. The company reported stable revenue growth in recent quarterly results and continues strategic initiatives such as a share buyback programme to support shareholder value. Investors will be watching the stock’s performance in coming months as global IT spending evolves.
