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Hexaware Says AI-Infused Work Exceeds Half Its Revenue

Hexaware Says AI-Infused Work Exceeds Half Its Revenue
Over 50% revenue comes from AI-infused solutions: Hexaware CEO · financialexpress.com

Hexaware is a technology services company that helps other businesses.

Its CEO said more than half of the company’s work and revenue now involves artificial intelligence.

The company shared this information publicly for the first time at an event called Hexaware AI Day 2026.

Hexaware’s AI delivery system is called Zerovity.

Zerovity brings together several services, including cybersecurity and software engineering.

The company believes these services could be used in a large market.

The CEO also said more new graduates may join the company’s workforce in the next two or three years.

He said an investigation did not find reliable proof that the company’s systems had been hacked in an alleged employee-data incident.

Key facts

AI-related revenue share
More than 50% of Hexaware’s revenue, according to CEO R Srikrishna.
Q2CY26 revenue
$405 million, or Rs 3,845 crore.
AI delivery model
Zerovity, built around the company’s “Zero Friction Enterprise” framework.
Zerovity capabilities
Modernisation, cybersecurity, engineering, operations, quality and enterprise software.
Estimated Zerovity addressable market
Approximately $200 billion.
Zero License market
Hexaware estimates a $48 billion total addressable market.
Zero Tech Debt market
Hexaware estimates a $65 billion addressable market.
Alleged data breach
Srikrishna said an investigation found no reliable evidence of a breach of Hexaware systems or customer environments.

Quotes

R Srikrishna

CEO of Hexaware Technologies

“If you think about the current platform, we just put a number for the first time today that greater than 50% of our revenues is already AI-infused. We use AI in more than 50% of our work. More than 50% of our revenue”
financialexpress.com
“We take everything very seriously. We are investigating top to bottom, more than once, and have brought in an additional consultant to validate it”
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