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LTM

LTM emerged from the 2022 merger of Larsen & Toubro Infotech and Mindtree, two India-listed IT services companies, creating a scaled technology...

LTM

LTM emerged from the 2022 merger of Larsen & Toubro Infotech and Mindtree, two India-listed IT services companies, creating a scaled technology consultancy with a deep legacy in application management and infrastructure. The firm anchors its identity in what it calls the Agentic Enterprise era, deploying a proprietary AI ecosystem branded BlueVerse alongside a creative digital arm, CraftStudio. In mid-2026 it announced a bid to acquire Randstad's Tech & Consulting Services business in Europe and Australia, signaling accelerated global expansion. The firm's service model spans AI-led engineering, data and analytics, enterprise applications, cognitive infrastructure, and cybersecurity, with a deliberate vertical focus across banking, capital markets, energy and utilities, healthcare, life sciences, and media and entertainment. Its case studies cite work for a global financial institution where it rebuilt payment architecture to process 500 transactions per second, a leading OTT platform where it cut test cycles by 40%, and an HVAC manufacturer where it migrated over 80% of fragmented ERP instances to SAP S/4HANA. Geographic delivery extends across North America, Europe, the Middle East — including a joint venture with Aramco Digital in Saudi Arabia — and Asia-Pacific. LTM does not report assets under management; it reports its scale through partnership wins and deal activity. The firm holds strategic alliances with Microsoft, AWS — where it won two 2025 Partner of the Year awards — Google Cloud, and Databricks. Its 2026 pipeline includes a Uniphore partnership in domain-specific AI and an Armada-led push into edge AI for industrial sectors. The acquisition bid for Randstad's consulting arm represents the most significant structural move in its recent history, targeting capabilities in Europe and Australia that complement its traditional India-centric delivery model. What separates LTM from generic IT services peers is its insistence on a creativity-plus-AI proposition — it markets itself as a business creativity partner rather than a pure engineering shop, and it has operationalized that stance through dedicated digital employee agents and a joint venture structure in the Gulf. That hybrid identity, paired with mid-tier scale, places it between large-cap consultancies and niche AI-native firms.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

Asia

Country

India

City

Mumbai

Corporate office

Mumbai, India

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/MLCybersecurityFinTechHealthcare ServicesEnergy Transition & RenewablesMedia & EntertainmentManufacturing

Frequently asked questions

What is LTM's relationship to LTIMindtree and Larsen & Toubro?

LTM is the new brand identity for LTIMindtree, which itself was created through the 2022 merger of Larsen & Toubro Infotech and Mindtree. Both predecessor companies were originally part of the Indian engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro. LTIMindtree rebranded to LTM in 2026 as part of a broader shift toward positioning itself as an AI-centric business creativity partner.

How does LTM differentiate itself from other India-headquartered IT services firms?

LTM blends two distinct operating philosophies: the engineering heritage of Larsen & Toubro Infotech and the digital-native DNA of Mindtree. It markets itself as a business creativity partner rather than a pure-play outsourcer. The launch of BlueVerse, its agentic AI ecosystem, and CraftStudio, its creative digital arm, puts design and autonomous agents at the center of its go-to-market rather than commoditized application maintenance.

Which sectors does LTM explicitly target?

LTM serves twelve named verticals with particular depth in banking, capital markets, energy and utilities, healthcare, life sciences, and media and entertainment. Its case studies highlight production deployments in payments infrastructure, OTT streaming platforms, industrial HVAC modernization, and humanitarian logistics, signaling an operational emphasis on regulated or capital-intensive industries.

Why did LTM pursue the Randstad Tech & Consulting acquisition?

The 2026 offer for Randstad's Europe and Australia consulting business gives LTM a front-door for onshore advisory and delivery talent in two regions where it has historically competed through offshore centers. If completed, the deal would add local-language consulting capacity and deepen LTM's C-suite relationships with European and Australian enterprises.

How does LTM structure its AI capabilities?

LTM bundles its AI work into a proprietary stack called BlueVerse, which encompasses agentic AI, Gen AI-powered operational intelligence, and digital employee agents. It has also struck formal partnerships with Uniphore for domain-specific AI, Armada for edge AI, and maintains co-innovation tracks with Microsoft and AWS — winning two AWS Partner of the Year awards in 2025.

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