BENGALURU/ MUMBAI: Balancing growth with profitability is a tricky affair for companies. This is especially true for the fast-changing IT space, where tech-driven disruptions are almost a regular occurrence. In the Indian IT sector, leading firms have been navigating intense technological disruption driven by AI, cloud adoption, and advanced analytics. Some CEOs embraced these shifts and managed to grow shareholder value over the years. Others, however, continue to struggle, and their stock prices have barely moved. Consider this: Among the top Indian IT pack, in the last five years, shareholders in HCL Tech, which navigated the ongoing disruptions in the sector relatively well, saw their holdings jump nearly 95%. Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and Infosys, also among the Indian IT services l

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