Infosys management will conduct a series of non-deal roadshows across six global cities from August 21 to August 28, 2026. The company disclosed the schedule in a filing to the BSE, NSE, and NYSE on August 17, 2026. The meetings aim to engage with investors through both group sessions and one-on-one discussions.

Roadshow Schedule

The management team will visit Chicago, Hong Kong, New York, Kuala Lumpur, Boston, and Singapore over the eight-day period. Chief Financial Officer Jayesh Sanghrajka is scheduled to participate in meetings in Chicago, New York, and Boston. Sandeep Mahindroo, Financial Controller and Head of Investor Relations, will join Sweta Sheth, Principal – Investor Relations, for sessions in Hong Kong and Singapore. Ganesh Ramasubramanian, AVP – Investor Relations, will accompany the CFO in New York and Boston.

Key Participants

Jayesh Sanghrajka, the Chief Financial Officer, will lead engagements in three key markets: Chicago, New York, and Boston. His presence in these locations underscores the focus on North American investor relations during this cycle.

Sandeep Mahindroo, serving as Financial Controller and Head of Investor Relations, will be active in Asia-Pacific markets. He is scheduled to meet investors in Hong Kong alongside Sweta Sheth and later in Singapore with the same colleague.

Sweta Sheth, Principal – Investor Relations, will support the roadshow efforts in Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore. Ganesh Ramasubramanian, AVP – Investor Relations, will assist in New York and Boston.

The company stated that the details of these meetings would also be hosted on its official website. The filing was signed by A.G.S. Manikantha, Company Secretary.

Infosys has expanded its long-standing strategic collaboration with Metsä Group to drive an AI-led transformation of the Finnish forest industry company’s IT operations. Announced on August 5, 2026, from Bengaluru and Espoo, this multi-year engagement aims to unify and modernize Metsä Group’s IT landscape, leveraging Infosys’s AI-first consulting capabilities to improve efficiency and operational scale across global locations.

Under the expanded scope, Infosys will manage end-to-end IT services for Metsä Group, including application management, cloud operations, workplace services, on-site IT/OT interface support, and service desk operations. The services will cover both mill and office environments, aiming to drive productivity and economies of scale while embedding automation and generative AI into daily workflows.

Key Engagement Details

Central to this transformation is Infosys Topaz Fabric, a composable and open agentic services suite. This platform will power agentic AI capabilities across Metsä Group’s IT operations, designed to lift service delivery standards, accelerate issue resolution, and generate cost savings. The integration marks a shift toward intelligent, autonomous IT operations within the forestry sector.

Kristiina Lammila, Chief Information Officer of Metsä Group, stated that the engagement represents a new chapter in simplifying their IT sourcing model to meet modern efficiency demands. She emphasized confidence in the joint ability to accelerate IT transformation powered by AI.

Ruchir Budhwar, EVP & Industry Head for Europe Manufacturing at Infosys, noted that the forestry industry faces rising cost pressures and operational complexity. He highlighted that Metsä Group’s decision to consolidate IT with Infosys reflects trust built over years, allowing the deployment of deep manufacturing sector expertise and the AI-first approach enabled by Topaz Fabric.

What the Numbers Show

While specific financial values for the contract were not disclosed, the expansion signifies a significant consolidation of IT sourcing for a company with EUR 5.8 billion in sales (2025). By moving diverse IT functions—from cloud infrastructure to on-site OT support—under a single AI-driven framework, Metsä Group aims to reduce fragmentation. The use of agentic AI suggests a focus on reducing manual intervention in routine IT tasks, potentially lowering operational costs over the multi-year term.

Metsä Group, owned by approximately 90,000 forest owners, employs about 8,800 people and focuses on pulp, paperboards, tissue, and wood products. Infosys, which employs over 325,000 people across 59 countries, continues to strengthen its position as a leading technology partner in the European manufacturing region through this deepened commitment.