Company
Coforge
Coforge is an Indian IT services and consulting company that provides digital transformation solutions, including AI-powered automation and enterprise application services, to global clients.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to strong financial performance, including a 49% year-over-year rise in Q1 profit, and the launch of a new private equity business unit.
Latest on Coforge
- Coforge launches new PE business unit
- Coforge performance , not just commentary , is contrarian : CEO Sudhir Singh on IT slowdown
- Coforge shares jump 9% after Q1 profit rises 49% y-o-y
- Q1 Results Today Live: BEL, Coal India, Tata Power, Canara Bank, Indus Towers, Coforge, HUDCO, Godfrey Phillips to announce Q1 results, Tata Consumer, Hindustan Zinc, IDFC First Bank & KFin shares gain, Zen Tech, Shakti Pumps decline
- Coforge secures over $230 million AI transformation contract
- India's Coforge secures over $230 million AI transformation contract with European client
- The engagement will focus on combining Low-Code/No-Code platforms with AI-powered automation to transform the client's business operations.
- Coforge has secured a five-year contract worth over $230 million from a European client.
- Wikidata: Coforge — operates in — information technology
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information technologyCoforge launches new PE business unitCoforge performance , not just commentary , is contrarian : CEO Sudhir Singh on IT slowdownCoforge shares jump 9% after Q1 profit rises 49% y-o-yQ1 Results Today Live: BEL, Coal India, Tata Power, Canara Bank, Indus Towers, Coforge, HUDCO, Godfrey Phillips to announce Q1 results, Tata Consumer, Hindustan Zinc, IDFC First Bank & KFin shares gain, Zen Tech, Shakti Pumps declineCoforge secures over $230 million AI transformation contractIndia's Coforge secures over $230 million AI transformation contract with European clientLow-Code/No-Code platformsAI-powered automationEuropean clientPECEO Sudhir SinghQ1BELCoal IndiaTata PowerCanara BankIndus TowersHUDCOGodfrey PhillipsSEC