Infosys

🇮🇳 India

Headquartered in India

13

Australian Clients

5

Government Clients

8

Private Sector Clients

Global Workforce

Infosys has 317,240 employees globally. Only 3,000 (0.9%) are in Australia.

🇮🇳

280,000

India

88.3%

🇺🇸

15,000

USA

4.7%

🇦🇺

3,000

Australia

0.9%

🌍

19,240

Other

6.1%

Government Clients

ClientTypeContract ValueStatus
Department of DefenceGovManaged Services
$4.1B

$4.1B across 77 contracts (AusTender 2007-2025)

Confirmed
Services AustraliaGovManaged Services
$386M

$386M across 15 unique contracts (AusTender 2007-2025, deduplicated)

Confirmed
Australian Digital Health AgencyGovManaged Services
$3M

$3M across 2 unique contracts (AusTender 2007-2025, deduplicated)

Confirmed
NSW Government (ServiceFirst)GovManaged ServicesConfirmed
Service NSWGovManaged ServicesConfirmed

Private Sector Clients

ClientTypeStatus
ANZ(ANZ)Outsourced DevConfirmed
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank(BEN)Managed ServicesConfirmed
Commonwealth Bank(CBA)Outsourced DevConfirmed
NAB(NAB)Outsourced DevConfirmed
Rio Tinto(RIO)Outsourced DevConfirmed
Telstra(TLS)Managed ServicesConfirmed
Westpac Banking Corporation(WBC)Outsourced DevConfirmed
Xero(XRO)Outsourced DevConfirmed

News & Sources

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank will use Indian giant Infosys for IT services, software engineering and AI tools for the next seven years, and American IT company Genpact for process optimisation for six years. CEO Richard Fennell said the deals will save $65–75M per year by FY2028 — roughly 10% of Bendigo's wages bill. Bendigo already inked a multi-year Google Cloud/AI deal in late 2025. Headcount cuts not yet disclosed; the bank said it wanted to brief staff first. Job cuts will come in technology and business operations.

Telstra divested a controlling 75% stake in its services arm Versent Group and ceded control of roughly 650 ICT service specialists to Infosys.

442 roles will be eliminated and the work outsourced to Indian IT services provider Infosys.

Infosys BPM provides services to Rio Tinto.

NSW government sealed $215M deal with Infosys and Unisys to take over ServiceFirst. 30% of work (~80 jobs) sent offshore. 70:30 onshore/offshore split. 254 staff affected, only 112 opted for redeployment.

Rio Tinto signed a global outsourcing deal with IBM affecting up to 800 back office employees. Deal could span a decade and be worth up to $100 million. Work divided between IBM operations in India, Europe and South America. Rio Tinto also outsourced application development to Infosys, and was looking to farm out considerably more work to Infosys and TCS.