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Coforge Now Infuses AI in 100% Projects, Refuses to Reveal AI Revenue
The age of AI experimentation is over, Coforge CEO Sudhir Singh asserted in the Q3 earnings call.
- By Mohit Pandey
For a mid-tier IT firm, Coforge’s performance is unusually strong, especially in a quarter that’s often relatively lukewarm. In Q3, the company outdid itself, all thanks to AI.
“Almost 100% of the wins and new contracts being awarded to us are AI-infused,” CEO and executive director Sudhir Singh said during the earnings call. Not AI pilots, not strategy decks, but live projects tied to delivery and business outcomes.
Coforge, he said, is “bringing the promise of AI to fruition, instead of just talking about agnostic.” It was a pointed remark in a season where everyone talked about AI-led revenue.
The numbers gave Singh room to be confident. Coforge grew 4.4% sequentially in constant currency terms, with revenue for the quarter ended December 2025 totalling ₹4,188 crore ($478 million). Order intake hit $593 million, helped by six large deals in what is usually a weak quarter.
The real anchor was the pipeline. The executable order book for the next twelve
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Mohit Pandey
Mohit writes about AI in simple, explainable, and often funny words. He's especially passionate about chatting with those building AI for Bharat, with the occasional detour into AGI.
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