Shares of Infosys will be in focus in Wednesday’s trading session after the company announced a collaboration with Valmet for reimagined IT operations with AI integration and transformation.
The exchange filing read, Infosys, a global leader in AI-first business consulting and technology services, today announced a strategic, long-term collaboration with Valmet, a global technology leader in serving process industries. As a part of this engagement, Infosys will modernise Valmet’s core IT services and deliver end-to-end IT transformation to enhance operational efficiency and enable closer alignment between IT operations and business priorities.
Through this collaboration, Infosys will focus on leveraging its extensive industry expertise and technology capabilities to align Valmet’s IT ecosystem and services with its strategic business objectives, supporting the company’s Lead the Way strategy. This includes reducing operational costs, optimising existing resources, and enabling proactive management of enterprise-wide IT operations, while strengthening a resilient, future-ready, and business-aligned IT foundation.
Commenting on the development, Jasmeet Singh, EVP and Global Head of Manufacturing, Infosys, said, “In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, enterprises must embrace AI-first, business-aligned, and future-ready ecosystems to unlock value at scale. Our collaboration with Valmet exemplifies Infosys’ commitment to driving transformative outcomes by leveraging the power of Infosys Topaz and Infosys Cobalt. Together, we aim to accelerate innovation, enhance operational agility, and create sustained, scalable impact that aligns with Valmet’s long-term strategic vision.”
Last week, the company entered into a strategic collaboration with IHH Healthcare, one of the world’s largest private healthcare providers, to drive a multi-year, enterprise-wide ERP transformation program. This collaboration will enable IHH Healthcare to standardise and harmonise business processes across all its markets, starting with Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore.
IT stocks in focus
IT stocks have been buzzing lately with their aggressive bets on AI and the expansion of AI integration strategic moves. HCL Technologies acquired 10% stake in Sarvam AI at ₹1,426 crore. Following the development, shares of HCL Technologies surged 3.5% on Tuesday. Additionally, software stocks in the US also rallied in the past sessions, which boosted the sentiment for Indian IT companies. The NIFTY IT index has rallied over 3.5% in four trading sessions owing to buoyancy and buying power at lower levels.