Midcap IT firms largely unhurt by visa fee hike
Financial Express Delhi
|November 10, 2025
Offshore-heavy delivery & growing local hiring limit their exposure
MID-CAP IT SERVICES firms appear reasonably cushioned from the steep escalation in H-1B visa fees, to as high as $100,000,announced by the US administration earlier this year.
Commentary through the September quarter earnings suggests the exposure is far less direct than initially feared and that companies are working to insulate themselves from the impact of the move.
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