Infosys has announced plans to acquire Stratus, a specialist technology solutions firm serving the property and casualty (P&C) insurance sector, in a move aimed at strengthening its capabilities in AI-driven digital transformation.
The transaction, expected to close in the first quarter of Infosys’ financial year 2027 subject to customary conditions, will expand Infosys’ footprint in the global insurance market while enhancing its ability to support insurers in modernising core systems and leveraging advanced data capabilities.
Stratus, headquartered in the United States, is a partner of Guidewire Software and provides end-to-end services across the Guidewire InsuranceSuite, including PolicyCenter, ClaimCenter, and BillingCenter. Its expertise spans system integration, cloud migration, platform upgrades, and managed services across North America and India.
The company brings strong domain knowledge across personal and commercial lines, including workers’ compensation and specialty insurance, supported by industry-specific accelerators designed to enable faster and more scalable transformation programmes.
By integrating Stratus’ deep insurance technology and consulting expertise with Infosys’ global delivery capabilities, the combined offering is expected to help insurers accelerate cloud adoption, improve underwriting and claims processes, and enhance customer experience through data-driven insights.
Infosys highlighted that the P&C sector is at the forefront of AI adoption, as insurers increasingly turn to automation, advanced analytics, and intelligent systems to manage growing claims volumes and evolving risk exposures. The acquisition aligns with its broader strategy to deliver AI-powered solutions that improve operational efficiency and decision-making across the insurance value chain.
Stratus leadership also emphasised the strategic fit, noting that combining its specialised Guidewire capabilities with Infosys’ platforms and global scale will unlock new opportunities to drive innovation and deliver transformation outcomes for insurers worldwide.
Overall, the deal positions Infosys to further strengthen its role as a key technology partner for insurers navigating large-scale digital and AI-led transformation initiatives.
