The net profit at Infosys dived by 2.4 per cent and now trailing at Rs 1,488 crore during the end of June quarter, predominantly due to high staff expense and foreign exchange instability but the group on Tuesday managed to climb ladders of its revenue attitude to 21 per cent for FY11.

The group decided to weather an outburst of vague global economic atmosphere for comprehending earnings stance of 19-21 per cent, which is lofty than 16-18 per cent declared in the preceding quarter.

The equity at Infosys went under selling weight and bunged at 3.5 per cent diving down at Rs 2,795.30 a share on the Bombay Stock Exchange. The Market men certified the loss to the group's bad performance.

The nation's second biggest software exporter had recorded a net profit of Rs 1,525 crore Q1 in previous fiscal.

According to the Infosys CEO and MD S Gopalakrishnan on the viewpoint for FY11, expressed that whilst the global economic atmosphere is moving under uncertainty, they carry on viewing huge demand for services from their clients.

In a proposal to confirm high employee yield, Infosys had shortly declared the considerable bonuses and ESOPS, while calling back the employees who had left the group at rewarding packages.