Infosys

Indian multinational technology company

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April 2025 Infosys acquired two companies: MRE Consulting, a consulting company from the United States for $36 million, and The Missing Link, a cybersecurity and cloud services company from Australia for A$98 million.
June 2024 Announced launch of Aster, an AI-powered platform designed to improve marketing efficiency through artificial intelligence.
April 2024 Infosys acquired in-tech, an engineering R&D services company from Germany, for €450 million.
January 2024 Infosys acquired InSemi, a semiconductor design services company from India, for 280 crore.
2023 Infosys reported a workforce of 343,234 employees, with 40.1% being women and 85% located in India. Of these, 302,850 are software professionals, and 40,384 are in support and sales roles.
2022 Chartered accountants and tax professionals raised concerns over technical issues with the GSTN portal, and users continued to report malfunctions on the first anniversary of the Income Tax portal's launch.
November 2022 By November, Infosys reduced its Moscow presence to only administrative staff, who were managing the transfer of contracts to other contractors.
July 2022 Infosys acquired BASE life science, a life science consulting and technology company from Denmark, for €110 million.
March 2022 Infosys acquired Oddity, a digital marketing company from Germany, for €50 million.
February 2022 Infosys continued operations in Moscow during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, later clarifying it had no active business with Russian firms.
2021 The newly launched Income Tax portal developed by Infosys encountered multiple technical glitches, leading to a summons for CEO Salil Parekh and an extension of the tax filing deadline.
August 24 2021 Infosys achieved a significant milestone by becoming the fourth Indian company to reach a specific market capitalization benchmark.
January 2021 Infosys acquired Carter Digital, a design agency from Australia.
2020 The finance ministry identified glitches in the GSTN portal, resulting in a summons for Infosys executives.
October 2020 Infosys acquired Blue Acorn iCi, a digital transformation company from the United States, for $125 million.
September 2020 Infosys acquired two companies: Kaleidoscope, a product design and development company from the United States for $42 million, and GuideVision, a ServiceNow partner from the Czech Republic for €30 million.
February 2020 Infosys acquired Simplus, a Salesforce consulting company from the United States, for $250 million.
December 2019 Infosys settled a tax fraud case with the State of California for $800,000, resolving allegations that the company improperly used B-1 visas for nearly 500 employees between 2006 and 2017 to avoid paying California payroll taxes.
April 2019 Infosys acquired Stater N.V., a mortgage services company from the Netherlands, for €127.5 million.
January 2019 Infosys acquired WongDoody, an advertising and creative strategy services company from the United States, for $75 million.
October 2018 Infosys acquired Fluido Oy, a Salesforce advisor and consulting partner from Finland, for €65 million.
January 2 2018 Salil Parekh is appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director (MD) of Infosys, effective from this date.
August 2017 U. B. Pravin Rao is appointed as Interim CEO and Managing Director following Vishal Sikka's resignation.
August 2017 Vishal Sikka resigns as CEO of Infosys after serving approximately three years.
August 2017 Infosys acquired Brilliant Basics, a product design and customer experience company from the United Kingdom, for £7.5 million.
April 2017 Infosys acquired Skytree, a machine learning company from the United States.
2016 Similar technical problems arose following a system migration and version update of the MCA21 portal.
November 2015 Infosys acquired Noah Consulting, an information management consulting services company from the United States, for $70 million.
August 2015 Transferred assets of Finacle to EdgeVerve Systems.
April 2015 Infosys acquired Skava (Kallidus), a digital experience solutions company from the United States, for $120 million.
March 2015 Infosys acquired Panaya, an automation technology company from Israel, for $200 million.
August 2014 Vishal Sikka becomes the first external CEO of Infosys, breaking the founder-CEO tradition.
July 2014 Launched EdgeVerve Systems, a product subsidiary focusing on enterprise software products.
2013 Infosys experienced technical issues after taking over the MCA21 portal from Tata Consultancy Services.
2012 Opened a new office in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to serve Harley-Davidson. Expanded workforce by an additional 2,000 employees.
September 2012 Infosys purchased Lodestone Holding, a management consultancy based in Switzerland, for $345 million.
August 2011 S. D. Shibulal takes over as CEO of Infosys, succeeding Kris Gopalakrishnan.
June 2011 Infosys acquired Gen-i Software, a software consulting company from New Zealand.
June 2011 Renamed the company to Infosys Limited. Hired 1,200 U.S. employees.
July 2010 British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Infosys headquarters in Bangalore and addressed company employees.

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