Infosys announces acquisition of Optimum Healthcare IT, Stratus at nearly ₹5,260 crore price tag
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Infosys to acquire Optimum Healthcare IT and Stratus for ₹5,260 crore, enhancing its healthcare and insurance technology services.
Infosys has announced plans to acquire healthcare digital transformation company Optimum Healthcare IT and insurance consulting technology company, Stratus, for a cumulative amount of about ₹5,260 crore.
Infosys will acquire Optimum Healthcare IT for up to $465 million, including upfront and earnouts, excluding management incentives and retention bonuses. The buyout is expected to close during the first quarter of fiscal 2027, subject to completion of closing conditions.
Headquartered in the U.S Stratus brings a team of 450-plus experts with deep industry knowledge, consulting excellence, and advanced technology capabilities, a release said. With a global delivery footprint that spans across the U.S., Canada and India, Stratus delivers end-to-end Guidewire Insurance Suite capabilities, it added.
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