Shares to buy or sell: As Nifty IT opens in red, these three major domestic IT stocks remain in focus. These companies have sealed high-impact strategic partnerships with global leaders across the insurance, banking, and energy sectors. These alliances span artificial intelligence (AI)- driven underwriting, cloud transformation, and automation-led reconciliations, reshaping how risk, efficiency, and scale are delivered across continents. Here's a detailed walkthrough of the stocks:
1/10Mphasis joins forces with US‑UK based Sixfold to integrate its AI underwriting platform, accelerating risk assessment and premium generation
2/10The collaboration aims to slash submission intake time and arm underwriters with deeper, contextual risk data enhancing both speed and precision. The stocks are currently trading at 2,712.
3/10Sixfold’s platform boosts underwriting productivity by over 50%, increasing Gross Written Premium (GWP) per underwriter key ROI for insurers.
4/10TCS will deploy its BaNCS for Reconciliations platform at the Council of Europe Development Bank, automating end‑to‑end reconciliation
5/10The platform uses AI and ML to automate transactions, match exceptions, and provide real-time dashboards, cutting manual effort and unlocking STP
6/10Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) shares inched up 0.07 per cent to Rs 3,498.90 in early trade on June 17, 2025. The slight uptick comes as broader markets track global cues. As a key Nifty 50 constituent, TCS remains on investors' radar amid sector-wide deal momentum.
7/10HCLTech ties up with European utility E.ON to build a private cloud, manage global hyperscaler environments, and drive AI and hyperautomation
8/10Leveraging its flagship AI Force platform, HCLTech will enable predictive operations, cloud maturity, and rapid DevOps-driven utility services
9/10This multi-year deal empowers E.ON (1.6 million km network, 47 million customers) with agility, innovation and faster time-to-market
10/10All three announcements underscore how Indian IT champions are using AI, automation, and cloud to push digital transformation across global industries- from insurance to banking to energy.