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HEXAWARE
10,001+ employees
AI-driven global IT services provider
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India
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HEXAWARE delivers IT consulting, enterprise platform management, and business process outsourcing (BPO) with AI-powered digital transformation for large enterprises in banking, insurance, financial services, and utilities. Its offerings automate processes, modernize IT, migrate to cloud, develop and manage applications, manage data, and strengthen cybersecurity. It differentiates itself by providing integrated AI-driven automation, cloud and data management, security, and BPO across the full IT stack. Its goal is to help clients improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enable smarter decision-making through technology modernization.
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Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Jamesburg, New Jersey
Founded
1990
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What believers are saying
- Hexaware’s August 21 AI Day identified over $300 billion in net-new AI TAM.
- United States District Court dismissed Natsoft’s patent claims on June 9, 2026.
- HDFC Mutual Fund raised its stake to 5.21% on August 26, 2026.
What critics are saying
- CEO Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan exits October 28, 2026, during a 6%-7% growth slowdown.
- AI deflation cuts routine project pricing 20%-25%, crushing billable-hour economics by 2029.
- If AI-native competitors commoditize services, Hexaware’s outsourcing model loses pricing power entirely.
What makes HEXAWARE unique
- Over 50% of revenue is AI-infused, unusually deep across delivery work.
- Hexaware targets SaaS replacement with client-owned AI-native solutions and Zero License.
- Vivek Jetley joins from EXL, bringing analytics-heavy scaling and enterprise transformation experience.
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↑ 12%Hexaware shares fall nearly 4% as CEO steps down. September 3, 2026 Hexaware Technologies shares fell as much as 4% on Thursday, touching a day low of Rs 519.20, after the company said its CEO is stepping down. Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan resigned as CEO and whole-time director, with the exit taking effect from October 28. He had led Hexaware for 12 years, since July 2014, and his term was originally meant to run until March 2028. He is leaving about 16 months early to pursue personal interests. In his resignation letter, he said the company had seen "meaningful transformation" during his time in charge. He will stay on afterward as a senior advisor to help with the handover. Taking his place is Vivek Jetley, who joins Hexaware from EXL, where he currently serves as president overseeing the insurance, healthcare and life sciences businesses. Jetley will hold the CEO role for a four year term starting October 28, bringing over 25 years of experience across AI, data and enterprise transformation work. This isn't a great moment for the stock either way. Hexaware had already cut its 2026 revenue growth guidance to a range of 6% to 7%, down from an earlier target of at least 7.6%, pointing to slower deal ramp-ups and weaker macro conditions. Even so, the company kept its EBIT margin guidance unchanged at 13% to 14%. Hexaware has also been talking up an AI strategy meant to open new revenue streams rather than just chase market share. At 11:30 am, Hexaware was trading at Rs 524.10 on the NSE, down 3.59% for the day. The stock sits well below its listing price of Rs 708 and is now down close to 31% for the year. Feeling overwhelmed by the markets? Let Tradz by EquityPandit be your guide. Its user-friendly app simplifies complex data and provides actionable trading signals. Download the app today and trade with confidence! Explore On Popular Screeners
Hexaware Technologies appoints Vivek Jetley as CEO, srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan to step down. Jetley to take charge on October 28; Ramakarthikeyan to continue as senior advisor after 12 years as CEO. By Navneet Singh September 2, 2026, 8:07:49 PM IST (Published) Hexaware Technologies has appointed Vivek Jetley as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective October 28, 2026. Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan, currently CEO and Whole-time Director of Hexaware Technologies, has submitted his resignation from the CEO and board roles, effective October 28. He will also step down as CEO of Hexaware Technologies Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, and as director of the company's subsidiaries. The company's board approved Ramakarthikeyan's appointment as Senior Advisor with effect from October 28, based on the recommendation of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee. Ramakarthikeyan has led Hexaware for 12 years and will remain with the company to support the leadership transition. Jetley has more than 25 years of experience across AI and data, enterprise transformation and strategy, as per a press release filed at NSE. He joins Hexaware from EXL, where he is currently President and leads its Insurance, Healthcare and Life Sciences businesses. Prior to his current role, Jetley was President and head of EXL Analytics. He joined EXL in 2006 through its acquisition of Inductis, where he was a partner, and has held leadership roles spanning corporate strategy, strategic partnerships, innovation and acquisitions. Larry Quinlan, Non-Executive Chairman of Hexaware, thanked Ramakarthikeyan for his contributions and welcomed Jetley to the company. Jetley said AI adoption is changing how IT services are delivered and how enterprises create value, adding that he sees an opportunity to help clients navigate the transition and lead Hexaware's AI-led transformation. He added, "I am excited to lead Hexaware into its next phase of growth and partner with our talented leadership team, colleagues and clients around the world to accelerate the company's AI-led transformation and create meaningful business outcomes at scale." Shares of Hexaware Technologies closed at ₹546 on Wednesday, down 0.93% from the previous close.
Hexaware Technologies share price: Stock falls 3.5% after CEO Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan resigns; Vivek Jetley to take charge. Published: 11:24 AM, Sep 3, 2026 Updated: 11:24 AM, Sep 3, 2026 Hexaware shares slipped after Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan resigned as CEO, with Vivek Jetley set to take over from October 28. Shares of Hexaware Technologies fell over 3 per cent in Thursday's trade after the IT services company announced a change at the top, with CEO and whole-time director Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan stepping down from his position. The stock was trading at Rs 524.35, down 3.54 per cent, at 11:08 am on Thursday, September 3. Hexaware shares are now trading nearly 26 per cent below their issue price of Rs 708 apiece. Ramakarthikeyan's resignation will take effect from October 28, 2026. He has stepped down to pursue personal interests and will subsequently serve as a senior advisor to the company. Ramakarthikeyan has been at the helm of Hexaware since July 28, 2014. His current five-year term was scheduled to run until March 1, 2028, meaning he will leave the CEO position around 16 months before the end of his term.
Hexaware names Vivek Jetley CEO Designate, to take charge in October. Vivek Jetley will take over as CEO on October 28, while Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan will step down after 12 years and remain with the company as senior advisor. Hexaware technologies Hexaware Technologies on Wednesday announced the appointment of Vivek Jetley as CEO Designate. He will join Hexaware and assume the role of CEO on October 28, 2026. Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan ("Keech") will step down as CEO and as a member of the Board of Directors effective October 28, 2026. He has led Hexaware for 12 years and will remain with the company as Senior Advisor to ensure a smooth leadership transition. The appointment comes at an important moment for Hexaware as the company enters its next phase of accelerated growth, with AI reshaping enterprise technology services globally and creating new sources of client demand. Jetley is a seasoned business leader with more than 25 years of experience at the intersection of AI and data, enterprise transformation and strategy. He joins Hexaware from EXL, where he currently serves as President and leads its Insurance, Healthcare and Life Sciences businesses. Prior to this role, he was the President and head of EXL analytics, building and leading industry-leading advanced analytics, AI services and enterprise data management capabilities for clients across verticals. Vivek joined EXL in 2006 through the acquisition of Inductis, a specialised analytics consulting firm where he was a partner. "On behalf of Hexaware's Board of Directors, I would like to thank Keech for his contributions to the Company over the past 12 years. He leaves a strong foundation for its next phase of accelerated growth. I am excited to welcome Vivek to Hexaware and see him take the company forward," said Larry Quinlan, Non Executive Chairman, Hexaware. "Hexaware has built a strong business, defined by deep domain expertise, trusted client relationships and a growing set of AI capabilities. Vivek brings a proven ability to scale businesses, deepen enterprise relationships and build Data and AI-led growth platforms. As a major shareholder in Hexaware, Carlyle is excited to support Vivek as he steps into this role, and thanks Keech for his contributions to Hexaware over the past 12 years," said Sandra Horbach, Hexaware Board Member and Chair of Americas Corporate Private Equity at Carlyle.
India's Hexaware CEO Srikrishna quits, EXL veteran named successor. Published on 09/02/2026 at 10:09 am EDT Sept 2 (Reuters) - Indian IT services firm Hexaware said on Wednesday that Vivek Jetley, a senior executive at Nasdaq-listed EXL, would take over as its CEO, effective October 28. The company said Srikrishna Ramakarthikeyan had resigned as CEO to pursue personal interests and will be relieved of his duties next month. He held the post for over a decade and also oversaw Hexaware's listing on the bourses last year. The resignation comes as Indian IT services firms face the double whammy of AI-related disruption and macro overhang that is forcing clients to tweak tech spends. Hexaware, the country's 10th-largest IT firm by revenue, cut its calendar-year 2026 annual forecast to 6% to 7% from a prior view of at least 7.6% after its June quarter results. Jetley joins Hexaware after a two-decade stint at EXL where he was a president and led the insurance, healthcare and life sciences business. (Reporting by Abhirami G and Sai Ishwarbharath B in Bengaluru; Editing by Shreya Biswas) (C) Reuters - 2026