Infosys is rolling out an AI-first Global Capability Center (GCC) model designed to transform GCCs into AI-powered hubs for innovation and growth, covering setup, talent strategy, and production-grade AI agent operations.

The offering combines Infosys Agentic Foundry, EdgeVerve AI Next, and Infosys Topaz to provide end-to-end GCC lifecycle support from initial setup to scale.

Industry analyst Everest Group endorses the integrated GCC approach, highlighting its emphasis on technology partnerships, AI investments, plug-and-play infrastructure, and scalable talent models.

Infosys’ Argentina subsidiary represents a small revenue share and, in a move described as internal reorganization with related-party disclosures, involves arm’s-length valuation considerations.

Q2 revenue growth was led by financial services and manufacturing, contributing to the overall top-line uptick.

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Infosys reported Q2FY26 net profit of ₹7,364 crore, up 13.2% year-on-year, with revenue from operations rising 8.6% to ₹44,490 crore, driven by financial services and manufacturing.

The company noted a strong large-deal pipeline and broad-based growth across verticals as drivers of the quarterly results.

Governance measures include SEBI disclosures and board approval by Infosys Nova Holdings LLC on November 13, 2025, signaling ongoing structural streamlining.

The press release reiterates Infosys’ commitment to AI-enabled, sustainable, and inclusive enterprise transformation and includes standard forward-looking Safe Harbor language.

Safe Harbor language cautions on forward-looking statements and directs readers to SEC filings for risk factors.

The release frames Infosys’ broader strategy around AI-enabled transformation with Safe Harbor disclosures and references to SEC filings for details.