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    Hexaware to hire up to 8,000 people globally in 2024

    Hexaware Technologies intends to expand its workforce globally by hiring between 6,000 and 8,000 employees in 2024 across various countries including India, the US, Canada, Mexico, Poland, and the UK. The company's hiring plans are contingent upon favorable global market conditions, as stated in a news release. Rajesh Balasubramanian, EVP and Global Head of Talent Supply Chain at Hexaware, emphasized the company's active recruitment drive to attract talented individuals worldwide.

    Carlyle hires 5 I-banks for $1 bn Hexaware IPO

    Carlyle plans to list Hexaware, aiming to raise $1 billion at a valuation of $5.5-6 billion. The move follows Carlyle's acquisition of Hexaware in 2021 from Baring PE Asia. If successful, it would mark India's largest technology sector IPO.

    Midcaps up M&A game with winds of tech spends revival

    Indian IT sector witnesses a surge in acquisitions by firms of all sizes, driven by the need to pivot to new technologies and business models. Smaller players innovate and acquire to become key innovation partners in digital areas.

    Hexaware acquires Softcrylic; boosts its data and analytics capabilities

    While Hexaware didn’t disclose the financials of the deal, the acquisition would boost the mid-tier IT firm’s data and analytics capabilities, said the company in a statement. Global investment bank, Canaccord Genuity, advised Softcrylic on the transaction.

    Carlyle picks JPMorgan and Kotak to help arrange Hexaware IPO: Report

    The US investment firm plans to hold the IPO as early as in the fourth quarter of this year, the people said, asking not to be identified as the deliberations are private. More bankers will likely be added for the potential $1 billion offering, which may value the Indian information technology company at as much as $6 billion, they said.

    Carlyle said to weigh $1 billion IPO for Indian IT firm Hexaware

    At about $1 billion, it would be the biggest IPO in the country since Life Insurance Corp. of India’s in 2022, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That company’s shares slumped initially but have mostly recovered.

    The Economic Times
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