Top 50 IT Outsourcing Companies in India: 2026 Edition

Tata Consultancy Services is the largest Indian IT services company by revenue. For the year to March 2026 it reported revenue of ₹2,67,021 crore, and its headcount stood at 584,519 when it published fourth-quarter results on 9 April 2026. Its scale makes it the reference point against which every other firm on this list is measured. Its revenue is about 1.5 times that of Infosys, the second-ranked company, and exceeds the combined revenue of the 45 companies ranked sixth to fiftieth on this list.

Infosys reported consolidated revenue of ₹1,78,650 crore for FY2026, up 9.6% from ₹1,62,990 crore a year earlier. The company describes itself as a provider of consulting, technology, outsourcing and next-generation digital services. Infosys is dual-listed in India and on the New York Stock Exchange and files an annual report on Form 20-F with the US Securities and Exchange Commission; its FY2026 20-F was filed on 15 June 2026. FY2026 net profit was ₹29,474 crore on the same compiled basis. It ranks 2nd of the 50 companies here, behind Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), with revenue equal to 66.9% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 32nd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

HCL Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,30,144 crore, up 11.2% from ₹1,17,055 crore a year earlier. It has three lines of business: IT services, engineering and R&D services, and enterprise software products, the last of which sets it apart from most peers. Its company profile cites about 2.30 lakh employees and operations in more than 60 countries; the company listed on Indian exchanges through an IPO in 1999. FY2026 net profit was ₹16,652 crore on the same compiled basis. It ranks 3rd of the 50 companies here, behind Infosys, with revenue equal to 48.7% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 27th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Wipro reported gross revenue of ₹926.2 billion (₹92,620 crore) for the year ended 31 March 2026 under IFRS, an increase of 4.0% year on year; IT services segment revenue was US$10,478.1 million, down 0.3%. Total bookings for the year were US$16.4 billion, of which large deals made up US$7.8 billion. On 16 April 2026 its board approved a share buyback of up to ₹15,000 crore at ₹250 per share, and the company said it was pivoting towards a services-as-software model through a new AI Native Business and Platforms unit. Wipro cites over 230,000 employees and business partners across 65 countries. It ranks 4th of the 50 companies here, behind HCLTech, with revenue equal to 34.7% of that of TCS.

Tech Mahindra reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹56,815 crore, up 7.2% from ₹52,988 crore a year earlier. The company is a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group and provides IT services, IT-enabled services and application development to a diversified corporate client base. FY2026 net profit was ₹4,806 crore on the same compiled basis. It ranks 5th of the 50 companies here, behind Wipro, with revenue equal to 21.3% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 36th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

LTM, the company previously known as LTIMindtree, reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹42,308 crore, up 11.3% from ₹38,008 crore a year earlier. The exchange-listed entity traces back to Larsen & Toubro Infotech, which merged with Mindtree; the company's website now announces that "LTIMindtree is now LTM" and links to a February 2026 press release on the new brand identity. Its homepage also lists a Saudi joint venture with Aramco Digital and an offer to acquire Randstad's technology services business in Europe and Australia. Services span application development, enterprise solutions, infrastructure, testing, analytics and AI. It ranks 6th of the 50 companies here, behind Tech Mahindra, with revenue equal to 15.8% of that of TCS.

Coforge reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹16,403 crore, up 35.9% from ₹12,073 crore a year earlier, the fastest growth among the large mid-tier firms on this list. On 23 April 2026 it announced the closure of its acquisition of Encora, which it said creates a US$2.5 billion firm with more than 45,000 professionals; Encora's results are consolidated from 1 May 2026, so the deal is not reflected in the FY2026 figure. Coforge funded part of the transaction with a US$550 million three-year loan and cancelled a planned share placement. Encora adds nearshore delivery in Latin America. It ranks 7th of the 50 companies here, behind LTM (formerly LTIMindtree), with revenue equal to 6.1% of that of TCS.

Mphasis reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹15,880 crore, up 11.6% from ₹14,230 crore a year earlier. The company positions itself as a cloud and cognitive services provider. Its ownership history is unusual among Indian IT firms: Electronic Data Systems (EDS) acquired Mphasis in June 2006, the holding later sat with HP, and Blackstone acquired HP's stake and continues as the promoter. FY2026 net profit was ₹1,863 crore on the same compiled basis. It ranks 8th of the 50 companies here, behind Coforge, with revenue equal to 5.9% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 25th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Persistent Systems reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹14,748 crore, up 23.5% from ₹11,939 crore a year earlier. The company describes itself as a global digital services and solutions provider focused on AI-led, platform-driven digital engineering and enterprise modernisation. Its growth rate over FY2026 was among the highest of the firms ranked in the top ten. It ranks 9th of the 50 companies here, behind Mphasis, with revenue equal to 5.5% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 8th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Hexaware Technologies reports on a calendar-year basis; consolidated revenue for the year to December 2025 was ₹13,430 crore, up 12.2% from ₹11,974 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1992, it describes itself as a global digital and technology services company with artificial intelligence at its core. Promoters held 74.30% of the shares according to the latest shareholding pattern shown on the compiled filing page. It ranks 10th of the 50 companies here, behind Persistent Systems, with revenue equal to 5.0% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 24th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹10,996 crore, up 14.0% from ₹9,642 crore a year earlier. A subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, it is an engineering and technology services company providing design, development, testing and maintenance services across products and processes. Its Tech segment, focused on engineering-led product and platform work, accounted for about 33% of revenue in FY2026, up from about 30% a year earlier. LTTS is the largest pure-play engineering R&D services company on the list. It ranks 11th of the 50 companies here, behind Hexaware Technologies, with revenue equal to 4.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 19th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Sonata Software reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹10,701 crore, up 5.4% from ₹10,157 crore a year earlier. The company provides IT services and solutions to clients in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Australia and India and markets a proprietary Platformation framework for outcome-based modernisation. It ranks 12th of the 50 companies here, behind L&T Technology Services, with revenue equal to 4.0% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 41st of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Firstsource Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹9,556 crore, up 19.7% from ₹7,980 crore a year earlier. Part of the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group, it is a business process management company serving banking, healthcare, communications and media clients. Firstsource is included because process outsourcing delivered on technology platforms is a large part of the Indian outsourcing industry; buyers looking only for software work should treat it as a BPM specialist rather than an IT services vendor. It is the largest BPM-focused company in this ranking. It ranks 13th of the 50 companies here, behind Sonata Software, with revenue equal to 3.6% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 13th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Cyient reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹7,268 crore, down 1.2% from ₹7,360 crore a year earlier, making it one of few firms in the top twenty whose revenue fell. Established in 1991 in Hyderabad as Infotech Enterprises, it offers engineering, manufacturing, geospatial, network and operations management services. Its Digital, Engineering and Technology segment made up 79% of FY2025 revenue, down from 85% in FY2023. It ranks 14th of the 50 companies here, behind Firstsource Solutions, with revenue equal to 2.7% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 44th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Sagility India reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹7,193 crore, up 29.1% from ₹5,570 crore a year earlier. Headquartered in Bengaluru, it provides healthcare-focused, technology-enabled services to US-based payers and providers and serves only US customers. The listed company was incorporated in July 2021 as Berkmeer India and later renamed. It ranks 15th of the 50 companies here, behind Cyient, with revenue equal to 2.7% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 5th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

KPIT Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹6,455 crore, up 10.5% from ₹5,842 crore a year earlier. The company specialises in software for the automotive and mobility industry, including software-defined vehicles and embedded software, and lists more than 13,000 employees with development centres in Europe, the United States, Japan, China, Thailand and India. Unlike most firms here, it serves one industry almost exclusively, so its revenue tracks carmakers' spending on vehicle software rather than general enterprise IT budgets. It ranks 16th of the 50 companies here, behind Sagility India, with revenue equal to 2.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 30th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Black Box reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹6,322 crore, up 5.9% from ₹5,967 crore a year earlier. The listed company was incorporated in 1986 by Tata Telecom to manufacture telecommunications equipment, later became AGC Networks, and now describes itself as an information and communication technology solutions provider and integrator. The Essar Group held about 70% as of March 2026. Black Box is an infrastructure-led outsourcer: much of its work involves designing, building and supporting networks and data centres rather than application development. It ranks 17th of the 50 companies here, behind KPIT Technologies, with revenue equal to 2.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 39th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Zensar Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹5,687 crore, up 7.7% from ₹5,281 crore a year earlier. Based in Pune, it is part of the Mumbai-based RPG Group and reports two segments, application management services and infrastructure management services. It sits in the band of mid-sized firms, with Birlasoft and Mastek, that compete for contracts too small for the top five to prioritise. It ranks 18th of the 50 companies here, behind Black Box, with revenue equal to 2.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 35th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Tata Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹5,506 crore, up 6.5% from ₹5,168 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1994, it is a global engineering services company offering product development and digital solutions; services, mainly engineering R&D, made up about 77% of revenue and technology solutions about 23%. It ranks 19th of the 50 companies here, behind Zensar Technologies, with revenue equal to 2.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 38th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Birlasoft reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹5,310 crore, down 1.2% from ₹5,375 crore a year earlier. Part of the CK Birla Group and with its registered office in Pune, it provides software development and IT consulting, mainly to banking, insurance, life sciences, energy and utilities, and manufacturing clients. The FY2026 decline makes it one of a handful of mid-sized firms whose revenue shrank during the year. It ranks 20th of the 50 companies here, behind Tata Technologies, with revenue equal to 2.0% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 43rd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Hinduja Global Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹4,307 crore, down 2.2% from ₹4,404 crore a year earlier. Part of the Hinduja Group, it is engaged in business process management and also runs a digital media platform business. It ranks 21st of the 50 companies here, behind Birlasoft, with revenue equal to 1.6% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 45th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹97 crore lower than in the previous year.

eClerx Services reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹4,117 crore, up 22.3% from ₹3,366 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 2000, it provides business process management, automation and analytics services; its customer operations segment covers analytics, technical operations support and digital care. Its FY2026 growth was among the strongest in the knowledge-process segment of this ranking. It ranks 22nd of the 50 companies here, behind Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS), with revenue equal to 1.5% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 9th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Tata Elxsi reported standalone FY2026 revenue of ₹3,757 crore, compared with ₹3,729 crore a year earlier; the compiled filing page used for this ranking showed standalone rather than consolidated figures for the company. It describes itself as a provider of design and technology services across transportation, media and communications, and healthcare. Growth was nearly flat in FY2026. It ranks 23rd of the 50 companies here, behind eClerx Services, with revenue equal to 1.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 42nd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Mastek reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹3,699 crore, up 7.1% from ₹3,455 crore a year earlier. Established in 1982, it provides vertically focused enterprise technology solutions, including application development and maintenance, business intelligence, testing and legacy modernisation. It ranks 24th of the 50 companies here, behind Tata Elxsi, with revenue equal to 1.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 37th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹244 crore higher than in the previous year.

Inventurus Knowledge Solutions, which trades as IKS Health, reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹3,194 crore, up 19.9% from ₹2,664 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 2006, it offers a care enablement platform to physician enterprises in the United States, Canada and Australia, with the US as its main market, and describes its pricing as a fee-for-value model. It ranks 25th of the 50 companies here, behind Mastek, with revenue equal to 1.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 12th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Happiest Minds Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹2,315 crore, up 12.3% from ₹2,061 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 2011, it describes itself as a next-generation IT solutions and services company; its largest segment, product and digital engineering services, serves banking, edtech, healthcare, industrial, hi-tech and retail clients. It ranks 26th of the 50 companies here, behind Inventurus Knowledge Solutions (IKS Health), with revenue equal to 0.9% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 23rd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Datamatics Global Services reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,987 crore, up 15.3% from ₹1,723 crore a year earlier. The company describes itself as a digital technologies, digital operations and digital experiences company, offering AI-powered technology, business process management, engineering services and AI strategy consulting. Its mix of software development and process work places it between pure IT services firms and BPM specialists. It ranks 27th of the 50 companies here, behind Happiest Minds Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.7% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 17th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

R Systems International reports on a calendar-year basis; consolidated revenue for the year to December 2025 was ₹1,958 crore, up 12.4% from ₹1,742 crore a year earlier. It describes itself as a provider of technology, artificial intelligence, analytics and knowledge services. It ranks 28th of the 50 companies here, behind Datamatics Global Services, with revenue equal to 0.7% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 21st of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹216 crore higher than in the previous year.

Dynacons Systems & Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,424 crore, up 12.4% from ₹1,267 crore a year earlier. The Mumbai-based company is a digital infrastructure and system integration business offering data centre and cloud, network and cybersecurity, digital workplace and managed services, mainly to banks, government and public-sector undertakings and large enterprises. It ranks 29th of the 50 companies here, behind R Systems International, with revenue equal to 0.5% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 22nd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Aurionpro Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,411 crore, up 20.3% from ₹1,173 crore a year earlier. Established in 1997, it sells software products and consulting services mainly to banks in India and abroad, and also runs smart city, transit and cybersecurity projects; it reports two segments, Banking and Fintech, and Tech Innovation Group, and cites more than 400 clients in over 30 countries. Because part of its revenue comes from licensed products, it is less of a pure outsourcer than most companies at this revenue level. It ranks 30th of the 50 companies here, behind Dynacons Systems & Solutions, with revenue equal to 0.5% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 10th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Kellton Tech Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,217 crore, up 10.8% from ₹1,098 crore a year earlier. It offers digital transformation, ERP and other IT services across the United States, Europe, India and Asia-Pacific, and its company profile cites about 1,800 employees. Its areas of focus include AI and machine learning, cloud engineering and SAP modernisation. It ranks 31st of the 50 companies here, behind Aurionpro Solutions, with revenue equal to 0.5% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 28th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Axiscades Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,159 crore, up 12.4% from ₹1,031 crore a year earlier. It describes itself as a technology solutions company focused on engineering solutions and services, and as an end-to-end aerospace and technology engineering and manufacturing company serving global original equipment manufacturers in aerospace, defence and other sectors. It ranks 32nd of the 50 companies here, behind Kellton Tech Solutions, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 20th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Sasken Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,113 crore, roughly double the ₹551 crore of FY2025. Established in 1989, it specialises in product engineering and digital transformation, offering what it calls chip-to-cognition R&D services to semiconductor, automotive and telecom clients. The compiled figures do not explain the composition of the increase, which is set out in the company's own filings. It ranks 33rd of the 50 companies here, behind Axiscades Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 1st of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Expleo Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,108 crore, up 8.1% from ₹1,025 crore a year earlier. The Indian-listed company describes itself as a technology, engineering and consulting services company and historically focused on software validation and verification for the banking, financial services and insurance industry. It is the only testing-led company in the ranking. It ranks 34th of the 50 companies here, behind Sasken Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 34th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

LatentView Analytics reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,060 crore, up 25.0% from ₹848 crore a year earlier. It provides data and analytics consulting, data engineering, business analytics and AI solutions to clients in technology, financial services, retail, consumer goods and industrials. LatentView is one of the few listed Indian firms that does analytics as its core business rather than as a practice inside a broader services company. It ranks 35th of the 50 companies here, behind Expleo Solutions, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 7th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Saksoft reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹1,007 crore, up 14.0% from ₹883 crore a year earlier. Established in 1999 by Autar Krishna and his son Aditya Krishna, who is chairman and managing director, it provides business intelligence and information management solutions, mainly to mid-tier companies in the United States and the United Kingdom. It ranks 36th of the 50 companies here, behind LatentView Analytics, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 18th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Protean eGov Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹998 crore, up 18.7% from ₹841 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in December 1995, it builds and operates citizen-centric, population-scale e-governance systems; tax services, including PAN card issuance and TIN facilitation, made up about half of FY2026 revenue. Protean is an outsourcer to the Indian government rather than to overseas enterprises, which makes it unusual on this list, and its revenue depends on fee-based mandates from public bodies. It ranks 37th of the 50 companies here, behind Saksoft, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 15th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Trigyn Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹976 crore, up 8.7% from ₹898 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1986, it offers IT solutions, staffing, consulting and software services, holds ISO and CMMI Level 5 certifications, and runs an offshore development centre in Mumbai; its US subsidiary is headquartered in Edison, New Jersey. It ranks 38th of the 50 companies here, behind Protean eGov Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 33rd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Allied Digital Services reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹968 crore, up 20.0% from ₹807 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1984 and based in Mumbai, it is an IT consulting and services provider with capabilities in cloud, cybersecurity, infrastructure management and smart and safe city projects, and it reports a presence in more than 70 countries through about 20 offices. It ranks 39th of the 50 companies here, behind Trigyn Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.4% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 11th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Orient Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹870 crore; the compiled filing page did not show a comparable consolidated figure for FY2025. Incorporated in July 1997 and based in Mumbai, it works in three verticals: IT infrastructure (data centre, end-user computing and security), IT-enabled services such as managed services, network operations and facility management, and cloud and data management focused on moving workloads to the cloud. It ranks 40th of the 50 companies here, behind Allied Digital Services, with revenue equal to 0.3% of that of TCS.

3i Infotech reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹693 crore, down 4.5% from ₹726 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1993, it provides IT solutions, covering cloud computing, platform solutions, infrastructure management and application development, and transaction services covering back-office business process and knowledge process work. It ranks 41st of the 50 companies here, behind Orient Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.3% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 47th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹33 crore lower than in the previous year.

Ceinsys Tech reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹661 crore, up 58.1% from ₹418 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1998 and part of the Nagpur-based Meghe Group, it provides enterprise geospatial and engineering services and also sells software and electricity; its own description is a pure-play geospatial and technology solutions company. It ranks 42nd of the 50 companies here, behind 3i Infotech, with revenue equal to 0.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 2nd of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Moschip Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹585 crore, up 25.3% from ₹467 crore a year earlier. Headquartered in Hyderabad, it is a semiconductor and system design company focused on turnkey ASICs and mixed-signal IP, offering digital and mixed-signal chip design from concept to production. It ranks 43rd of the 50 companies here, behind Ceinsys Tech, with revenue equal to 0.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 6th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹118 crore higher than in the previous year.

Onward Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹544 crore, up 10.8% from ₹491 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1991, it is a software outsourcing company specialising in digital and engineering R&D services for clients in transportation and mobility, industrial equipment, and healthcare and life sciences; it runs offshore delivery centres in India, operates in six countries and lists more than 2,800 employees. It ranks 44th of the 50 companies here, behind Moschip Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 29th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

InfoBeans Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹514 crore, up 30.1% from ₹395 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 2000, it is in the business of software development services. It ranks 45th of the 50 companies here, behind Onward Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 4th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹119 crore higher than in the previous year. The company is one of 26 firms in the IT services segment of this ranking.

Mindteck reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹407 crore, down 4.0% from ₹424 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1991, it works in engineering and IT services, focusing on embedded systems, enterprise applications, testing and professional services for Fortune 1000 companies, start-ups, universities and government bodies. Mindteck is one of the smaller engineering services firms on the list and one of the few whose revenue fell during FY2026. It ranks 46th of the 50 companies here, behind InfoBeans Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.2% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 46th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Silver Touch Technologies reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹342 crore, up 18.8% from ₹288 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 1995, it is an end-to-end IT solutions provider with expertise in cloud, analytics, robotics and other emerging technologies, serving enterprises and governments. It ranks 47th of the 50 companies here, behind Mindteck, with revenue equal to 0.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 14th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹54 crore higher than in the previous year.

Genesys International reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹328 crore, up 5.5% from ₹311 crore a year earlier. It provides end-to-end geospatial data capture, processing, analytics, platforms and APIs, including navigation and HD maps, street imagery and 3D digital twins, and reports a single GIS-based services segment. The company says it is shifting from project-based GIS services towards proprietary map content and recurring platform revenue, so over time it may become less of a services outsourcer. It ranks 48th of the 50 companies here, behind Silver Touch Technologies, with revenue equal to 0.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 40th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.

Xchanging Solutions reported consolidated FY2026 revenue of ₹203 crore, up 9.7% from ₹185 crore a year earlier. Incorporated in 2002, it is an information technology services provider offering software, hardware, IT-enabled and programming services in India and abroad; promoters hold 75% of the shares. It ranks 49th of the 50 companies here, behind Genesys International, with revenue equal to 0.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 31st of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available. In absolute terms, FY2026 revenue was ₹18 crore higher than in the previous year.

Ksolves India reported standalone FY2026 revenue of ₹161 crore, up 17.5% from ₹137 crore a year earlier; the compiled filing page used for this ranking showed standalone figures. Incorporated in 2012, it is a CMMI Level 3 software development firm with expertise in big data, machine learning, Salesforce, Odoo, DevOps and penetration testing, and it reports having delivered more than 750 software projects. It ranks 50th of the 50 companies here, behind Xchanging Solutions, with revenue equal to 0.1% of that of TCS. Its year-on-year revenue change ranks 16th of the 47 companies for which a prior-year figure was available.