India’s TCS expands partnership with Britain’s JLR in over £800 million deal
INDIA’S Tata Consultancy Services and Britain’s Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) have expanded their partnership, valued at more than £800 million (S$1.4 billion) over five years, the two Tata Group companies said on Wednesday (Sep 6).
As part of the partnership, India’s top IT services exporter would deliver a range of services for the vehicle manufacturer spanning application development and maintenance to cloud migration, cybersecurity and data services.
JLR and TCS are longstanding partners, collaborating on various fronts since 2012.
Over the last few months, top IT services companies in India have secured a handful of multi-million and billion-US dollar deals and contract renewals amid worries of client spending cuts in the key US and European markets.
TCS had in June signed a US$1.1 billion contract with British pension scheme Nest.
Rivals Infosys signed three deals between June and August, while HCL Technologies secured a US$2.1 billion deal with US telecom major Verizon last month. REUTERS
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