The company said the engagement is one of the largest AI-led transformation programmes it has won in Europe and will combine Low-Code/No-Code platforms with AI-powered automation and AI-infused software development practices to modernise the client’s business operations.
According to the company, the programme is expected to improve decision-making, enhance productivity, reduce manual effort and enable faster delivery of outcomes at scale.
Coforge said it will leverage its platform engineering capabilities, functional expertise and AI-first execution approach to support the client’s long-term innovation agenda and accelerate the adoption of intelligent, scalable services.
“This engagement is a significant milestone for our European business and reflects the growing demand for AI-led transformation programs that deliver measurable business value,” John Speight, President and Europe Business Leader at Coforge.
He added that organisations are increasingly looking to move beyond isolated AI initiatives. “Organisations are increasingly looking to move beyond isolated AI initiatives and embed intelligence into their core operations. The pipeline of material AI-led transformation conversations across our markets continues to expand rapidly, as clients seek partners who can move from experimentation to enterprise-scale execution,” Speight said.
Speaking about the company’s approach, he said, “By combining modern platforms, AI-powered automation, and our deep engineering capabilities, we will help the client accelerate innovation, improve operational efficiency, and create a more agile and future-ready enterprise.”
The contract further strengthens Coforge’s position in the European market as enterprises accelerate investments in AI-driven digital transformation, the company said.
Shares of the company were trading at ₹1,459.80 on Friday, up 1.4%. The stock has declined about 12% so far in 2026.
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