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Infosys acquires digital studio Brilliant Basics
MUMBAI: Infosys, a leader in consulting, technology and next-generation services, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Brilliant Basics, a London-based product design and customer experience (CX) innovator known for its world-class design thinking-led approach and experience in executing global programs.
The acquisition is expected to close during the second quarter of fiscal 2018, subject to customary closing conditions.
This acquisition represents Infosys’ commitment to the expansion of a worldwide connected network of digital studios. These studios are focused on fulfilling the needs of our global clients for end-to-end digital transformation solutions required to meet customer demand for next-generation enhanced customer experiences.
“Adding Brilliant Basics’ design and CX capabilities has already proven to be invaluable, helping Infosys close large deals with a deep blend of skills,” said Infosys president & deputy COO Ravi Kumar S. “Brilliant Basics will leverage the breadth and depth of Infosys Digital to drive Digital Transformation solutions, which connect our clients’ Systems of Record to new Systems of Engagement.”
Brilliant Basics founder and CEO Anand Verma added, “Being a key member of the Infosys family allows Brilliant Basics “bb” to enhance and scale the overall offering for our clients. Infosys has a unique vision and approach to partnership and acquisition, which will enable us to closely collaborate on Digital Transformation programs globally.”
With Infosys Digital Studios spanning the globe – from Bengaluru and Pune to New York, London and Melbourne – the addition of Brilliant Basics will enhance the company’s expertise in the financial services, retail and telco sectors across Europe and the Middle East.
“We are already seeing the synergies of our relationship, having partnered together on numerous Digital Transformation engagements and wins,” said Scott Sorokin, Global Head of Infosys.Digital. “Looking ahead, we expect Brilliant Basics to play a key role in our continued success.”
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Vadilal independent director and chairman Shivakumar Dega steps down
Resignation takes effect immediately, filing made on 18 February
GUJARAT: Vadilal Industries has reported the immediate resignation of Shivakumar Dega from his role as independent director and chairman, marking a board-level leadership change at the ice cream and frozen dessert manufacturer.
The resignation was tendered on 17 February, 2026, with immediate effect, the company said in a regulatory filing made to stock exchanges a day later. Vadilal Industries disclosed the development in line with its obligations under Securities and Exchange Board of India’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements.
The company stated that the disclosure was made under Regulation 30(6) of the Sebi LODR Regulations, 2015, which requires listed entities to promptly inform the market of material events, including changes in board composition.
Vadilal Industries also said that additional disclosures required under sub-clause 7(B) of Clause A, Part A of Schedule III of the regulations would be filed separately within the prescribed timeline.
The filing was signed by company secretary Rashmi Bhatt, confirming compliance with applicable corporate governance and disclosure norms.
