India's Infosys to Buy 75% Stake in Telstra Unit for $153 Million
Infosys will have operational control of Versent Group after acquiring 75% stake for AUD 233.25 million to boost AI-led cloud and digital transformation for Australian enterprises.
- On August 13, 2025, Infosys acquired the 75% stake in Versent Group, a Telstra subsidiary, to establish an AI-led cloud joint venture for Australian enterprises.
- Strategic rationale underlines that the JV will leverage Versent Group's cloud expertise with Infosys' AI platform Topaz, Cobalt suite, and The Missing Link's cybersecurity to transform Australian enterprises and government agencies.
- Valued at AUD 233.25 million, the deal requires approvals from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board and ACCC before closing in the second half of FY26.
- Following the acquisition, Infosys gains operational control of the Melbourne-headquartered firm while Telstra retains a 25% stake and Versent employs 75 engineers, strategists, and advisors.
- Investors will watch whether investments in AI and infrastructure translate into top and bottom-line growth, analysts say.
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India's Infosys to buy 75% stake in Telstra unit for $153 million
Indian IT services company Infosys said on Wednesday that it would take a 75 per cent stake in Versent Group, a wholly owned unit of Australia's Telstra Group, for A$233.3 million ($153 million). Versent Group provides cloud services to Australian organisations in sectors such as finance, energy, utilities, g
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