Aramco Digital and LTIMindtree launch next-generation IT services company, NextEra
Aramco Digital, the digital and technology subsidiary of Aramco, and
LTIMindtree
has announced
NextEra
– a next-generation
IT services company
headquartered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The strategic joint venture – officially named 'LTIM
Aramco Digital
Solutions for Information Technology Company' - 'NextEra' is designed to accelerate Saudi Arabia's digital transformation in alignment with the Kingdom's ambitious
Vision 2030
.
NextEra is backed by Aramco's Namaat Industrial Investments Program and represents a shared commitment to fostering a robust, homegrown digital ecosystem. The new entity will leverage cutting-edge technologies to offer solutions that enhance operational efficiency, enable intelligent decision-making, and deliver seamless customer experiences across industries.
Built on six core pillars—AI and automation, scalable cloud services, deep industry expertise, digital engineering, sustainability, and customer centricity—NextEra intends to provide future-ready services tailored to the evolving needs of both regional and international markets.
Nabil Al-Nuaim, Chairman of NextEra and CEO of Aramco Digital said 'The launch of NextEra marks a pivotal milestone in our efforts to localize IT services and contribute to advancing the Kingdom's digital landscape. We are glad to partner with LTIMindtree in establishing this joint venture, which brings together world-class technology expertise and deep local insight. Through NextEra, we aim to build a future-ready digital ecosystem that drives innovation, enhances national competitiveness, and contributes to the Kingdom's digital transformation journey under Vision 2030. This collaboration also reinforces Aramco Digital's commitment to accelerating digital progress across industrial and other strategic sectors, delivering sustainable impact, long-term value, and alignment with national priorities.'
With its blend of local knowledge and global expertise, NextEra aims to be a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia's digital future—optimizing operations, driving innovation, and enabling sustainable growth across strategic sectors.
Venu Lambu, Vice Chairman, NextEra; Chief Executive Officer (Designate) and Whole-Time Director, LTIMindtree said 'Partnering with Aramco Digital to establish NextEra is a significant milestone in LTIMindtree's global expansion strategy. We are excited to bring our deep technical capabilities and cross-industry experience to support Saudi businesses in their digital journeys.'
Dina Aboonoq, CEO and Board Member, NextEra; Executive VP, LTIMindtree said 'This joint venture is a key step toward Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, as we build a national platform for innovation and sustainable digital growth. Through advanced delivery centers and partnerships with local universities, we're accelerating digital transformation, empowering local talent, and supporting SMEs and major industries with tailored managed services that ensure excellence and compliance.'
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