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Fri Dec 7, 2012 12:18pm IST

Reuters Market Eye - Hexaware Technologies (HEXT.NS) falls in early trade after it revised its fourth-quarter revenue guidance downwards.

The company now expects revenue for the December quarter at $92 million, down from an earlier guidance of $94.7 million-$96.5 million.

Revised revenue guidance also includes the impact of $450,000 on account of hurricane Sandy in the eastern cost of the United States, it said.

Hexaware shares down 4 percent at 102.05 rupees.

Hexaware's lower guidance comes on the back of fears that revenue outlook for 2013 for Indian IT companies looks bleak after Cognizant Technology Solutions' (CTSH.O) SEC filing.

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