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Coforge bets on large deals to drive growth despite macro challenges
Despite travel market weakness and global macroeconomic concerns, Coforge expects BFSI, insurance and Gen AI-led deals to sustain strong momentum in FY26
Avik Das Bengaluru
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Mid-tier information technology (IT) services company Coforge is confident of carrying on the momentum in large deals in financial year 2025-26 (FY26), even as it expects persistent macroeconomic headwinds which could create some softness in certain businesses.
Deals worth at least $20 billion are up for renewal for the top six IT services players this year and mid-tier companies will be looking to punch above their weight to grab a slice at a time when clients will be looking for vendor consolidation to rein in costs.
'We are 100 per cent confident. The large deal momentum will continue unimpaired, if
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