The Bengaluru-headquartered company has said previously that the constant barrage of news about the founders and their unhappiness with how the company is run has curbed some of its growth. "If this is true, it will be an overhang on the stock because a huge amount of supply will hit the market," Ambit Capital analyst Sagar Rastogi told ET. Infosys promoter NR Narayana Murthy rejected the report. "I have denied it and there is nothing more to add," he told ET in an emailed reply. Infosys said Friday that such reports could hurt the company. "The company further reiterates that it has no information on any such development. We would like to appeal to the media not to fuel such speculative stories as they are likely to harm the interests of the company and all its stakeholders," the company said in a statement. Experts said the reports ahead of the June 24 AGM will intensify pressure on Infosys management, which has been caught up in a bruising battle on corporate governance with the promoters.