Archive · 14 Jan 2026
HCLTech Aims for 1.5% Revenue Boost
HCLTech, a big IT company in India, bought two companies to help them grow.
They spent $400 million to buy parts of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Jaspersoft.
These buys will help HCLTech get better at things like 5G networks and artificial intelligence.
The company thinks these new parts will add about 1.5% to their money made next year.
They are also focusing on areas like banking and finance, which are growing.
HCLTech is trying to find new ways to grow because the usual ways aren't growing much right now.
HCLTech expects $400 million acquisitions to add 1.5% to FY27 revenue.
Acquisitions include HPE's telecom solutions and Jaspersoft for 5G and AI capabilities.
Telecom segment grew 11.7% year-on-year, contributing 12% to revenue.
BFSI vertical grew 11.4% in constant currency, expected to drive future growth.
Advanced AI segment revenue stood at $148 million in Q3, excluding classical AI.
- Who
- HCLTech
- What
- Acquired HPE's telecom solutions and Jaspersoft
- When
- Acquisitions to be completed in Q4 FY26 or Q1 FY27
- Where
- Global, with focus on US market
- Why
- To strengthen capabilities in 5G, AI, and data solutions
- Company
- HCLTech
- Acquisitions
- HPE's telecom solutions, Jaspersoft
- Acquisition Cost
- $400 million
- Expected Revenue Contribution
- 1.5% in FY27
- Growth Areas
- 5G, AI, BFSI
- Telecom Segment Growth
- 11.7% year-on-year
- BFSI Growth
- 11.4% in constant currency
- Advanced AI Revenue (Q3)
- $148 million