Indian IT firms ramp up acquisitions as AI reshapes growth


Smaller firms in particular target large contracts as clients consolidate vendors

The string of acquisitions by Indian software exporters, such as Persistent System’s deal to buy Germany-based Nagarro, underscores the urgency of building a bulwark as challenges mount, such as from AI. (Nikkei montage/Source photo by Persistent’s website)

BENGALURU — A move by Persistent Systems to buy German peer Nagarro in a $1.45 billion deal has highlighted how Indian software exporters are spending big on acquisitions to quickly ramp up offerings as artificial intelligence and slowing technology spends threaten their growth.





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