ET has reached out to BCG for responses. Gopinathan’s sudden resignation in March had taken the IT services industry by surprise. During Gopinathan’s six-year stint, the company added over $10 billion in incremental revenues at $25.8 billion and over $70 billion increase in market capitalisation to $140 billion.
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Times of India first broke the story on Tuesday.
Gopinathan had told ET in an interview in March, that the exit was timed in a way that his successor K Krithivasan could take over at the start of the next fiscal year.
Gopinathan, 52, spent 22 years at TCS, having joined as a fresher, and was CEO for six years.
An HR expert said on the condition of anonymity that Gopinathan is likely to stay in a part-time role before he plans his next venture or stint as he has been planning out his future course of action.
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